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.
Police searching for missing teen
Police are searching for a missing teen in the South of the Island.
Man who spent 65 years with the Southern 100 has passed away
A man who has been involved in a classic motorsport race on the Island for 65 years has passed away.
Road is the West shut for an emergency
A road in the west of the Island has closed whilst Manx Utilities deal with an emergency.
The Treasury is reminding corporate taxpayers to hand in their income tax returns
The Treasury is reminding businesses of the final submission date for income tax returns.
Company that owns a superyacht won't have to pay £37 million tax on it
A company that owns a superyacht worth more than £300 million won't have to pay almost £37 million in tax on it.
New hub opening for women
A new hub is opening specifically for women on the Island in the new year.
Tynwald's annual Christmas Carol Service is today
Tynwald is holding its annual Christmas Carol Service this afternoon.
Sailings today pushed back again
Sailings today have been pushed back by the Steam Packet Company.
