JSA Figures

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

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

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

There’s been another rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise of 280 since same time last year. The figures now also include new Universal Credit claimants.

There's been a rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise of 190 since same time last year, but new figure now also include new Universal Credit claimants.

There has been a rise in the last month in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise of 95 since the same time last year

Isle of Wight Conservative MP, Bob Seely, has welcomed figures showing that nearly a million disabled people have found work since 2013.

There has been a rise in the last month in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise of 180 since the same time last year.

Unusually for the summer season, there was a small unexpected rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits in August.

There was a small unexpected rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits in July.

As we see every year, there was a seasonal drop in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits in June 2018.