Channel Employment

Businesses in the Channel Islands are being encouraged to consider the benefits of flexible working for their employees.

Jersey's hospitality industry is said to be struggling to recruit local staff, with a senior politician saying 'cultural change' is needed.

The number has fallen consecutively for each quarter since 2015.

Four in 10 islanders in Guernsey have experienced mental health issues while in work, according to a new report. Fran Le Noury has more.

A public consultation on minimum wage in Guernsey closes later today. The island's lowest paid currently get £7.20 an hour.

1,000 people were actively seeking work last month - the lowest number since 2009, according to the States.

New age discrimination legislation could be introduced, as politicians in Guernsey look at new ways of helping people work longer.

It's been revealed that some islanders, employed by the States, are not currently paid the proposed living wage for Jersey.

The Jersey public are being asked for their thoughts on increasing the minimum wage from April.