Island businesses say they're concerned over a new living wage.
A survey by the Chamber of Commerce was completed by 69 businesses from nine sectors of the economy, focusing on the impact of the £8.61 an hour rate.
72 per cent of companies say the living wage is socially responsible, but will have a negative impact.
Only 3 per cent of employers felt introducing the rate would be good for their businesses.
Chief minister to face questions over Manx Telecom sale
Has the Manx government looked into the sale of one of the Island's biggest telecom companies?
Pub quiz and sauna among Locate Isle of Man events for new arrivals
Locate Isle of Man has launched a series of events to help people settle in after relocating to the Island.
Nominations open for women in business awards
Entries have officially opened for awards celebrating women in business.
Apartment plans for historic bank building
Fancy living in a historic former bank building in Douglas?
Post Office looking for partners in Foxdale, Jurby and Onchan
Do you have a business which could house a post office?
Two Douglas developments offered support from government fund
Proposals to redevelop two stagnant city centre sites have been offered funding from a government infrastructure scheme.
Floating wind turbines could be added to Island's ship registry
New rules being discussed by Tynwald next month could see floating wind turbines added to the Island's ship registry in future.
Survey wants your views on Island's town centres
What do you think of the Island's town and city centres?
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