Figures are up from last month, but still lowest in years
The Island's unemployment figures went up last month, but it's still the lowest July figure for seven years.
Twenty-two more people were out of work than in June, which is 144 fewer people than this time last year.
The unemployment rate stands at 1.8%.
Chief Minister Allan Bell says despite the promising figures, it's not the time for complacency:
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