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Suggested increases to the minimum wage will be wiped out if an amendment to Employment & Social Security’s proposals is approved.
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Getting elected was the easy bit. You’re now part of Mission Impossible, steering the 24-sq. mile rock that is Guernsey towards the sunlit uplands of happiness and joy. And, says Richard Digard, you can make it as easy or difficult as you like.
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Tariffs. Everyone is talking about them – but what does it mean for Guernsey and, indeed, the global economy? Ahead of the launch of his book, This Is What A Rich Death Looks Like, on Monday, Andy Sloan admits, he’s not sure either...
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Ever one to challenge authority and support the underdog, Horace Camp was recently surprised to find himself being labelled racist and xenophobic.
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The Bailiwick data protection commissioner outlines how a military group chat misfire reveals the value of federal privacy laws.
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Roxanne de Bastion is keeping her grandfather’s musical legacy alive through a book and an album and she’ll be discussing both – and performing songs – at this year’s Guernsey Literary Festival. Shaun Shackleton reports.
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