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Red Funnel has been awarded silver status following an independent assessment by Investors in People in December 2011.
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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A Delegated Decision to sell off part of Ryde Business Park could result in 500+ new jobs at Liz Earle.
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We question whether there are parallels with the story about the head of the Student Loans company, Ed Lester, and the two stories we ran last year about council employees being paid through limited companies.
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In this time where we're told that one quarter of the Island homes of working age have no work, news like this has to be welcomed
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Questions on this are being raised in Parliament. The council's top man, Steve Beynon, needs to answer question on this.
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Steve Beynon's attempt at drawing a line under the long-running Dave Burbage Consulting Ltd matter
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Steve Beynon answers the questions posed by Retired Hack in his opinion piece about 'Ltd Company Loopholes'
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A new fund from the Government aims to assist coastal communities to grow local economies and create job opportunities. The Government wants charities, voluntary and community sector organisations, social enterprises and private sector companies to come up with imaginative ideas to create jobs and put in bids for this money.
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Children's social workers on the Isle of Wight are to continue to receive a market supplement on top of their salaries to bring their pay in line with social workers elsewhere in the region.
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Another hike in the number of Island residents claiming Job Seekers Allowance. Nearly 300 more than the previous month.
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Isle of Wight has the tenth highest level of job-seekers to job vacancies ratio
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Marc Morgan Huws is now looking after another bus company in Poole with a new operations manager brought in from the mainland to oversee Southern Vectis. Some staff have also been asked to consider voluntary redundancy.
