Chamber News
Jersey Chamber of Commerce News
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Nov 06, 2020
Government Plan 2021-24 events announced
Ministers will be answering public questions about the Government Plan during a week of live events -
Nov 06, 2020
34th British-Irish Council Summit
The British-Irish Council (BIC) held its 34th Summit meeting today hosted virtually by the Scottish Government -
Nov 06, 2020
Branch library development drop-in session
A drop-in session is being held next week so that Islanders can find out about plans to relocate the branch library to the Communicare Centre -
Nov 05, 2020
New catering partner sought for restaurant at Elizabeth Terminal
Ports of Jersey is seeking a catering partner to manage the Shipyard Restaurant at St Helier Harbour’s Elizabeth Terminal -
Nov 05, 2020
2021 Census date agreed
The States Assembly have agreed a proposition to hold the next Island-wide census on 21 March 2021 -
Nov 05, 2020
Labour Market report 05/11/2020
Jersey's labour market report is published every six months and covers key aspects of the job market for both the private and public sector -
Nov 04, 2020
PYB tax proposition approved by States Assembly
States Members have today approved the amendment law to enable Prior Year Basis (PYB) taxpayers to be moved to Current Year Basis (CYB) from next year -
Nov 03, 2020
£1.3 million proposed to help students disadvantaged by pandemic
Children and young people who faced challenges with home learning during lockdown will receive additional educational support, if funding of £1.3 million is approved by the States Assembly -
Nov 03, 2020
Workforce testing programme
As part of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Government of Jersey are expanding the COVID-19 workforce testing programme -
Nov 03, 2020
Vote of no confidence process
A vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré, was lodged yesterday by the President of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee, Senator Kristina Moore -
Nov 03, 2020
More support for local companies as JFSC reduces registry fees
Recognising the pressures on local companies in the current climate, the JFSC is bringing forward a reduction in the Registry’s annual confirmation fee that was planned for 2022 -
Nov 02, 2020
Over 2,000 businesses benefit from Spend Local
Early indicators suggest that that the Spend Local scheme has been an economic success with over £10 million being generated for the local economy
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