Commerce And Employment Department news


Low jobless figures show strength of our economy

JOB losses across all sectors of business have not led to a big rise in the number of unemployed people in the island, which demonstrates the strength of the Guernsey economy, the Commerce and Employment minister has said.


C&E unveils its business plan

A RETAIL strategy, new animal welfare laws and further exploring renewable energy are just some of Commerce and Employment’s key priorities for this year.


Minister launches war on doctors’ fees

A MAJOR crackdown on local medical practices that fix prices could happen this year.


Foundations ready to go

GUERNSEY’S new foundations legislation will come into force next week, it has been confirmed.


Charities not aware of free IP registration

CHARITIES can protect their intellectual property in the islands for free – and it might even make them money.


Licensing system idea for UK tradesmen

TRAVELLING tradesmen who undercut local industry could have their vehicles impounded or be fined unless they apply for a licence under plans being investigated by Commerce and Employment.


C&E decides to ditch plans to look at Sunday trading

SUNDAY trading will not be back on the political agenda in the next few years, the new Commerce and Employment Department has decided – because members fear that they cannot get it right.

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