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Wightlink say that they're finalising alternative services for passengers should the strike go ahead. We're expecting to hear later today whether it has been called off.
Isle of Wight Jobs
Below are the articles that News OnTheWight has published in relation to Isle of Wight jobs.
News OnTheWight publishes monthly statistics showing how many people living on the Isle of Wight are claiming out of work benefits and Universal Credit – a rough indicator of unemployment levels.
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RMT decide to call off the strike after union rep at the heart if it appeals for it to not be carried out in his name
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After news that RMT call off Christmas strike, Wightlink reinstate their sailings for Christmas Eve and Boxing Day
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These stark details really can't be welcome.
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"Why Are Islanders Being Deprived Of Work By Their Own Council?" asked a concerned Islander when letting us know that a mainland company is distributing all of the wheelie bins on the Island
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The Isle of Wight Council and Southampton City Council are set to appoint a joint director of environment for an initial six month trial to create savings of £62,000 per annum
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Details of the number of people claiming Job Seekers Allowance have been released this morning.
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Following a reader's request (That's you Bruce!), we've compiled the Jobcentre vacancy numbers for the last 5+ years
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Members of the committee agreed to the sharing of Stuart Love's role with Southampton City Council. The six month trial will see him, Director of Environment, working three days a week for the Island and two days a week for Southampton.
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Ten job losses for employees of Fountains Environmental Ltd as the company goes into administration and part of it is bought by OCS Group.
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If you missed the State of the Island Debate on Saturday, our extensive notes should give you a flavour of what was discussed. Residents' ideas will be fed back to Full Council tomorrow evening.
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Two young Islanders join 10 other apprentices from across the South East to take part in the Southern Water, Water Supply and Distribution Apprenticeship scheme.
