Unemployment in Guernsey has fallen to its lowest level since 2018.
295 islanders were out of work at the end of March; 12 fewer than a month earlier.
498 jobs were being advertised last month, which is also down by 67 compared to February.
325 people in Guernsey were employed but claiming additional income support from the States.
The number of new claims for income support more than doubled in March, with 59 people signing on to claim benefits. That's 35 more than in February.
Guernsey rabbits at risk from two deadly diseases
The GSPCA is warning rabbit owners of two fatal diseases spreading through Guernsey.
Exhibition to celebrate 90 Years of Guernsey's Ambulance Service
Nine decades of Guernsey's Ambulance & Rescue Service will be commemorated this summer.
Guernsey sewage pipe repairs "unlikely to be a quick"
Swimmers in Guernsey may need to avoid the waters around Soldier's Bay for some time.
Guernsey FC to fight for promotion at Victoria Park
The Green Lions are getting ready to host Peacehaven & Telscombe FC in the Southern Combination Football League Play-off Final.
Move to return St Julian's House to Guernsey's emergency shelter
Homelessness charity 'At Home in Guernsey' says it is crucial St Julian's House has free beds for emergency situations.
Jersey and Guernsey included in UK-Gulf trade deal
Jersey and Guernsey have been included in a landmark UK deal with Gulf states that is being hailed a 'significant' boost to the islands' economies.
St Pier says States put investigation before his experience in P&R seat vote
Deputy Gavin St Pier says public perception, not who is best for the job, influenced decisions.
Industry leaders warn against paying Guernsey's under 18s the same as adults
A business group is warned against proposal to pay under 18s the same minimum wage as adults in Guernsey.
