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The islands' chamber is the oldest in the English speaking world having played an essential role in Jersey's business history.

The new scheme was due to be debated before May's election, but was postponed.

Guernsey's College of Further Education will start to offer more apprenticeships, as employer demand for fresh new talent grows.

Retailers will be provided with an introduction to accessibility in Guernsey to encourage them to help disabled consumers on the island.

The survey has been asking businesses on the island for their thoughts on Brexit. It is due to close at midnight on Monday 24th September.

Guernsey airline Waves has announced today that its parent company, Waves Technologies Ltd is going into voluntary liquidation.

Hundreds of students in Jersey will be taught engineering when schools start again next month.

A Guernsey politician is working to establish a hemp and medical cannabis industry to improve declining horticulture on the island.

The company wants to "rationalise" how it manages its stock which could result in a number of redundancies over two and a half years.

Companies from across the Bailiwick are being asked what their training and employment practices are to see if Brexit will have an impact.