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The government has committed to fully fund each “Kickstart” job - paying 100% of the age-relevant National Minimum Wage, National Insurance and pension contributions for 25 hours a week
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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CEO of Red Funnel said this is a situation they've "tried very hard to avoid", but a review of the company resourcing will see a reduction of roles
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Our thoughts are with those who will now be seeking new employment, as it's now confirmed the Newport branch will close
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The number of Isle of Wight residents seeking out of work benefits or Universal Credit increased in the last month. Details within
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After a large rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits in May, there has been a slight drop for June
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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
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Many Directors of small limited companies have fallen through the funding support gap. Details of who has received support within
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In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, the voluntary resignation scheme has been opened due to a change in demand
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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
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Those eligible will receive a government grant worth up to £7,500 with the money expected to be in bank accounts within six working days of each claim
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HMRC will begin contacting people today who may be eligible for the Government’s Self-Employment Income Support Scheme. You can also go online to check your eligibility. Details within
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Bob Seely MP urges all businesses on the Isle of Wight in the seafood industry to look at this funding pot to see if it can help them
