Unemployment on Island rose last December, according to government figures.
The rate stood at 0.9 per cent, a 0.1 per cent increase compared to the previous month.
109 people moved on to the unemployment register whilst 70 moved of it.
Of those out of work, 71 per cent were men and 29 per cent women.
M&S extends opening hours
Marks and Spencers in Douglas is now open for longer to help people get the supplies they need.
Opti-Fi awarded ISP licence
Telecoms firm Opti-Fi has been awarded a key licence to support internet connectivity across the Island.
Business impact tracker launched by Chamber
The Islands Chamber of Commerce wants to know what effect measures to combat Coronavirus are having on businesses.
'Communication key during pandemic'
An Island-based firm is stressing the importance of communication for businesses during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Minister 'inspired' by business innovation during pandemic
The Islands Enterprise Minister says he's been 'inspired' by the innovation showed by businesses during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Debt counselling service remains open
Those who find themselves in financial difficulty are reminded a confidential Debt Counselling Service is still available.
Strategic capacity scheme to support key industries
A new scheme has been launched today aimed at supporting industries of strategic importance which have been hit by the Coronavirus outbreak.
Tourism sector ‘severely impacted’ by Coronavirus
Coronavirus has severely impacted the tourism sector and will take some time to recover.
