JSA Figures

Given the current Coronavirus crisis the rise in those claiming out of work benefits is to be expected, but nearly tripling compared to this time last year will be a surprise to many

Given the current Coronavirus crisis the rise in those claiming out of work benefits is to be expected, but by almost double will be a surprise to many

There’s been another rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, something we could see rise even more in the coming months due to Coronavirus

There’s been another rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year

There’s been another rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year

There’s been another rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year

There’s been a small rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year.

There’s been a small rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year.

There’s been a small rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year.

There’s been another seasonal fall in number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, but a rise since the same time last year.

There’s been a seasonal fall in number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, but a rise since the same time last year