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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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Innovative Physics Limited has become a Living Wage Employer, committing to fair wages for its employees
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Whether they are unable to find work, or need additional support due to low income, the number of Islanders claiming Universal Credit has increased in the last month
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After 40 years of exceptional service, Andy Bloodworth of Yokogawa Marex retires, leaving a legacy of remarkable achievements
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The Isle of Wight NHS Trust and HTP Apprenticeship College are collaborating to provide real jobs and career opportunities for young Islanders
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The Isle of Wight council has been recognised as an Age Friendly Employer for its pledge to support older people and embrace age within its workforce
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April's Child Employment Month: Isle of Wight council prioritises youth safety, awareness, and legal employment practices
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"Expecting schools to fund any pay offer without extra government funding would lead to fewer resources and redundancies within an already overstretched system in the coming year," says Peter Shreeve
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Isle of Wight sees out of work benefit claims rise, surpassing regional and UK averages
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The union is seeking agreements with head teachers to minimise disruption to exam students during the strike, but concerns remain over cuts to school funding and staffing
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As the trend over previous years shows, the number of residents requiring additional support starts to fall around Easter time on the Isle of Wight, as the holiday season begins
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The School Teacher Review Body's proposed 6.5 per cent pay rise sparks further funding concerns
