Number out of work rises to 337 in November
Unemployment on the Isle of Man has seen a small increase over the last month.
A total of 337 people were registered out of work at the end of November - a rise of five compared to October.
The figure gives an unemployment rate of 0.8%.
Retail services, construction and other business services all have numbers looking for jobs, while the highest number of vacancies are in catering, medical and health services and education.
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