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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.

15, April 2013·1 min read

Fate of Coastal Management Team hangs in balance

Internal council papers that OnTheWight has seen revealed that the decision on the fate of the world-renowned team will be made public this week. Many fear it will be disbanded.

3, April 2013·2 min read

Isle of Wight council Compromise Agreement figures revealed

This year OnTheWight has been researching IW council's use of Compromise Agreements. Here are the numbers, but the council is still hiding some details.

25, March 2013·1 min read

GKN Aerospace fined £27,000 for health and safety failures

Five employees left with permanent nerve damage after company ignores regulations introduced in 2006.

22, March 2013·1 min read

IW Council Chief Exec office and Chair both say Steve Beynon retiring. Beynon’s payoff says redundant. Which is it?

Even the top brass at the IWC are confused as to whether Steve Beynon is being made redundant (as they've claimed previously) or retiring (as the official invitation to his leaving party says). Find out more ...

20, March 2013·1 min read

Number of Islanders claiming Job Seekers Allowance rises to 5%

The latest figures for those claiming Job Seekers Allowance is released today.

19, March 2013·2 min read

Stuart Love’s plans to break up well-respected Coastal Management Team

Coastal specialists describe the idea to OnTheWight as "Barking mad".

18, March 2013·1 min read

Benefits of apprenticeships highlighted at East Cowes event

Displays, presentations and inspiring talks all helped to show off the benefits of taking on an apprenticeship.

8, March 2013·6 min read

Why is Steve Beynon being paid to leave the council? We estimate £47k

Retired Hack asks why Steve Beynon is being given a redundancy payment when he had already declared he was going to retire this year, which would have cost the Island nothing. We estimate it will cost the Island £47,000, not just £13,000 that the CP ran as their headline.

28, February 2013·1 min read

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