There was just over 1,000 people unemployed on the Island at the end of 2012.
New figures show that the unemployment rate stood at 2.3 per cent with 1020 people out of work.
That's six more people than in November last year.
During last month 162 signed on and 156 signed off and of the total unemployed 741 are men and 279 are women.
A total of 220 vacancies were notified to the Job Centre during the month and by January 113 positions were still vacant and held on file.
D-Day 80th to be marked with bagpipes
The 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings will be celebrated across the Island with 10 days of bagpipes.
Airport closes runway temporarily due to small aircraft incident
Isle of Man Airport have confirmed that the runway is currently closed following an incident involving a small aircraft.
Ongoing incident involving emergency services at Ronaldsway Airport
We've received reports of an ongoing incident on the runway at Ronaldsway Airport.
Chief Minister says government have been reminding people to 'buy Manx'
The chief minister says the government constantly reminds people about the benefits of buying local produce.
Investigative journo who uncovered Michelle Mone's links to PPE company awarded
The journalist who uncovered Michelle Mone's links to a company supplying PPE equipment during the pandemic has been named news reporter of the year by the Press Awards.
Minister to be questioned on cigarette age restrictions
Cigarette age restrictions will be on the agenda at next week's House of Keys sitting.
Man denies dangerous driving allegations
A motorist has denied dangerous driving after allegations he nearly caused several head-on crashes by driving on the wrong side of the road.
Hospitality body hits out at government
A hospitality body is demanding the government lowers VAT and income tax.
