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Total numbers of locally qualified, non locally qualified and J-category employees employed in the telecoms market

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1240/5(4992)

WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE MINISTER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY DEPUTY G.P. SOUTHERN OF ST. HELIER

ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON TUESDAY 8th DECEMBER 2009

Question

Given that total employment in the Telecoms market has increased from 480 to 557 since the introduction of competition, will the Minister inform members of the numbers of locally qualified, non locally qualified and J category employee within the 557 and specifically the new 77 posts created, along with the distribution of these jobs between Jersey Telecom and its competitors?"

Answer

Manpower including Jersey Telecoms

 

 

Locally Qualified Employees

Non Locally Qualified Employees

J category employees

Total

30th June, 2005

468

7

5

480

30th June, 2009

516

26

15

557

Increase

48

19

10

77

Manpower of Jersey Telecoms

 

 

Locally Qualified Employees

Non Locally Qualified Employees

J category employees

Total

30th June, 2005

437

5

0

442

30th June, 2009

427

12

6

445

Increase

-10

7

6

3

Manpower excluding Jersey Telecoms

 

 

Locally Qualified Employees

Non Locally Qualified Employees

J category employees

Total

30th June, 2005

31

2

5

38

30th June, 2009

89

14

9

112

Increase

58

12

4

74

The above represents a direct comparison of businesses classed as telecommunications undertakings under the Regulation of Undertakings and Developments (1973) Law.

It should be noted that some ancillary or incidental work related to the operation of a telecoms business, for example, cable laying, may be included in 2005 and not included in 2009, or visa versa, where this work has been either out-sourced or in-sourced. Some caution therefore be applied in making the comparisons and seeking to draw conclusions about the overall levels of economic activity in the sector.