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Continued pay gap between public and private sector workers in Jersey | ITV News

Data usage soars in Channel Islands according to report | ITV News

Jersey saw largest December fall in jobs in over two decades in 2020 | Channel

The island recorded its largest December decrease in jobs since 1998.

Hospitality 'wage war' amid Brexit and Covid challenges

Apr 30, 2021 HOSPITALITY firms are in the grip of a ‘wage war’ as they fight to attract staff in a labour market that has been decimated by Covid and Brexit, an industry leader has said. Simon Soar Some workers are commanding salaries significantly higher than last year, with one firm reportedly offering £14 per hour for a kitchen porter – at least £4 more than some of the rates being offered last year and well above the minimum wage of £8.32 per hour. The situation faced by local firms is being mirrored across the world as pandemic-related restrictions stop migrant workers from high-risk countries from travelling.

Help still available to those yet to fill out their Census in Jersey | Channel

Although the official day has passed, Statistics Jersey says support is still on hand.

New group set up to improve way statistics are gathered in Jersey | Channel

Friday February 19, 2021, 5:51 AM The former Chief Statistician left his post last November amid concerns over the ability of the unit to produce reports and statistics free of outside influence. Credit: Statistics Jersey, Government of Jersey. A new group has been set up in Jersey to look at improving ways statistics are gathered in the island. The Chief Minister Senator John Le Fondré has tasked Deputy Kirsten Morel with chairing the group, which will review the arrangements for regulating and producing statistics by Statistics Jersey - the body that publishes impartial data into the public domain. It comes after the former Chief Statistician, Dr Duncan Gibaut, left his post last November amid concerns over the ability of the unit to produce reports and statistics free of outside influence.

Independence and integrity of Statistics Jersey to be reviewed

A STEERING group to improve Jersey’s statistics legislation has been launched.

Threat to Jersey's Statistics Unit branded "appalling" | Channel

Monday January 18, 2021, 8:34 PM Jersey’s government has been forced to defend its approach to ensuring the Statistics Unit is independent of political or senior civil servant interference. Credit: Statistics Jersey Jersey’s government has been forced to defend its approach to ensuring the Statistics unit, known as Statistics Jersey, is independent of political or senior civil servant interference following the departure of the Chief Statistician. Dr Duncan Gibaut left his post in November amid concerns over the ability of the unit to produce reports and statistics free of outside influence. The Statistics Users Group which oversees the Statistics Unit raised concerns late last year that forthcoming law changes would hamper Dr Gibault’s ability to do his job and that there was not enough consideration of “UN principles and other international documents of best practice”.