THE Chief Minister became embroiled in a heated exchange with the Reform Party yesterday and accused them of trying to ‘deliver instability’ in the Island.
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Unions pull out of States negotiations
MOST of Jersey’s unions have withdrawn from negotiations over a States modernisation programme in protest against a breakdown in talks over a two-year public-sector pay freeze.
‘Censure minister over teacher pay’
EDUCATION Minister Rod Bryans should be formally reprimanded for using ‘misleading data’ while arguing that the starting salaries of teachers should be cut, a backbencher has claimed.
Ozouf urged to go after innovation fund fiasco
ASSISTANT Chief Minister Philip Ozouf is clinging to his political career as some members of the Council of Ministers are thought to be among those backing calls for him to resign following a damning report into the Jersey Innovation Fund.
How much do exam results affect your life? We asked some high-profile Islanders how it turned out for them…
It’s GCSE results day and thousands of anxious schoolchildren will be opening envelopes containing their results. Jack Maguire spoke to some notable Islanders about how they got on and what their results meant to them
States spend £3k on limousine hire
ALMOST £3,000 of taxpayers’ money has been spent on ‘limousine’ hire in the past two years, it has been revealed.
Ministers’ failings are good for ‘opposition’ party, says Deputy
THE Island’s only political party has ‘laid the groundwork’ for a successful 2017 – partly due to the ‘terrible job’ being done by the Council of Ministers, its chairman says.
Ozouf should carry the can for Innovation Fund shambles, say politicians
PRESSURE is growing on Assistant Chief Minister Philip Ozouf after several backbenchers called for him to be sacked in the wake of a damning report into the Jersey Innovation Fund.
Chief Minister is accused of playing to the cameras
THE Chief Minister has been accused of political ‘grandstanding’ since cameras were introduced into the States Chamber.
Minimum wage to rise to £7.18 an hour
JERSEY’S minimum wage will be increased to £7.18 an hour next year after proposals lodged by the Social Security Minister were approved by the States yesterday.

