Commerce & Employment

The Commerce and Employment Department is widely seen as one of the most diverse Departments within the States. It has responsibilities for commerce from finance to fishing, and exports to tourism, most of which were handled by individual committees before 2004.

Its mandate is to advise the States on matters relating to ‘the creation of a dynamic and diversified economy through the promotion and development of commerce and industry that is sustainable’.

C&E has to promote the interests of all sectors including exports; financial services; the visitor economy; construction; retail; horticulture; agriculture and fisheries.
Latest In Commerce & Employment

Minimum Wage Law seminars announced


The Minimum Wage (Guernsey) (Law), 2009 will come into force on 1 October 2010 and from that date a worker must not be paid less than the hourly rate approved by the States of Guernsey.
Thursday 12 August 2010

Minister's statement to the States on Sunday Trading

From the Minister of Commerce and Employment - Deputy McNulty Bauer
Wednesday 28 July 2010

Regulatory Policy Institute to review Guernsey's utility regulation

Commerce and Employment Department is pleased to announce that it has appointed the Regulatory Policy Institute to undertake an independent Review of Utility Regulation,
Tuesday 20 July 2010

Commerce and Employment welcomes JCRA appointment

 Guernsey’s Commerce and Employment Department and Jersey’s Economic Development Department are welcoming the intention by the Board of the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority to appoint
Tuesday 06 July 2010
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