The government's pay negotiating body is calling for pay restraint, claiming public sector pay is outstripping the private sector.
The Public Service Commission says it's made a two per cent pay offer to government employees this year.
It says a pay deal of a 2% every year for three years has also been put on the table, with an option to renegotiate if inflation changes.
PSC Chair Kate Lord-Brennan says there can't be large rises each year without services being affected.
Annual survey shows improved ratings for Manx Care
Manx Care says more than 90 per cent of patients' family and friends rated it good or very good this year.
Treasury Minister says help available for those waiting on benefit claims
The Island's Treasury Minister Michael Crowe says those waiting for their benefits claims to be decided may be eligible for help while they're waiting.
Last chance for local authority by-election nominations
If you're thinking of standing for a seat on a local authority in by-elections later this year, today's your last chance.
The king of the Netherlands has been checking out the Steam Packet's flagship ferry as she undergoes repairs.
Man takes no-win, no-fee battle to court
A man will be in court this week to try to introduce no-win, no-fee cases for advocates.
Questions raised of government's use of Manx food
Questions about how much Manx food the government buys have been raised by a Douglas MHK.
Patient hits out at hospital parking after getting a ticket during a scan
A patient who had to go for a scan at Noble's Hospital say they've been left fuming after being landed with a £60 parking ticket.
Distress beacon sparks lifeboat callout
Port St Mary RNLI launched its lifeboat in the early hours of this morning after receiving a distress signal.
