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Misogyny is baked into our society – female States Members reportedly targets of harassment

MISOGYNY is “baked into our society”, the Chief Minister has said after female politicians were reportedly the targets of harassment following the presentation of findings from the Violence Against Women and Girls Taskforce.One States Member was .

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No plans for Jersey s government to extend work licence exemption

THERE are no plans to extend a special measure brought in following Storm Ciarán allowing businesses and contractors from outside Jersey to work in the Island for 30 days without a licence.Assistant Chief Minister Lucy Stephenson said the initiative.

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Rutland Climate Action group relaunching with meeting in Uppingham

Rutland Climate Action group relaunching with meeting in Uppingham
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Storm Ciarán: Government relaxes rules allowing businesses to operate in Jersey to speed up repair work

BUSINESSES outside of Jersey will be allowed to work in the Island for 30 days without a licence to help speed up repair work in the wake of Storm Ciarán s devastation, the government has announced. Assistant Chief Minister Lucy Stephenson has sign.

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Jersey s discriminatory housing and work law to be reviewed

A REVIEW into Jersey’s controversial housing and work legislation has been announced by the government to make sure it is “fit for purpose, effective and fair”.The laws, which govern migrants’ rights to work and occupy housing in the Island, .

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