OUTGOING public sector chief executive Charlie Parker remains officially in post until the end of the month, the government has said following speculation that he was due to leave today.
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Government starts to close pay gap
THE gender pay gap in Jersey’s public sector closed marginally last year, but more work is needed to narrow it further, a new report has found.
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Charlie Parker ‘approved inaccurate statement’ about his NED appointment
GOVERNMENT chief executive Charlie Parker approved an inaccurate statement sent to the media suggesting his appointment as a non-executive director of a UK-based real-estate firm had been approved by the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
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SEB fined £80,000 after woman jumps off roof
THE States Employment Board has been fined £80,000 after a woman climbed onto a second-storey roof at the Orchard House mental-health facility and jumped off, suffering serious injuries.
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Members reject move to tighten border traffic-light system
A MOVE to enforce stricter isolation requirements for people arriving into the Island has been rejected by the States ahead of the planned resumption of travel on Monday.
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Who are the three sports TV stalwarts taking over Match Of The Day?
The trio all have years of experience in sports broadcasting, with few controversial moments between them.
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Charlie Parker ‘instructed’ to give up second job
FORMER government chief executive Charlie Parker was ‘instructed’ to give up his second job with a UK firm by the States Employment Board – despite having been given their retrospective written permission to accept it, the JEP can reveal.
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Westmount to be access route for the new hospital
WESTMOUNT Road will be the preferred access route to the new hospital at Overdale, politicians have decided following a tense and at times acrimonious debate lasting a number of hours.
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Wanted: Temporary replacement for Charlie Parker
A PROCESS to recruit a temporary replacement for Charlie Parker – the government’s chief executive – has begun.
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Government ‘have taken steps to tackle bullies’
STEPS have been taken to remedy bullying and ill-treatment of staff within the government – but problems still remain, according to a new report.
