Bus Vannin says it remains ready and willing to continue negotiations to end the current industrial action.
Drivers have been striking over wages and contracts - with another four-day walkout due to begin on Friday morning.
The organisation says it made an offer on Friday that equated to a seven per cent pay rise as well as changes to pay frequency and shift rostering.
And it adds it'll attend any further talks through the Manx Industrial Relations Service or directly with Unite the Union.
Union and government "a long way apart", says DOI member
Further talks between the Department of Infrastructure and bus union are planned for this afternoon, though the two sides are said still to still be "a long way apart".
Do you know whose sheep are in this cemetery?
A flock of sheep have made their way into Braddan Cemetery this morning, and the church officer wants to find out who owns them.
Proposals lodged for Bishopscourt cottage
There are plans to restore a 19th century house at a TT course landmark.
Wood you comment on plantation strategy?
If you enjoy spending time in the Island's plantations, the government's inviting you to have your say on how they're managed.
Campervan site's opening delayed by vandals
Commissioners say vandals may delay the opening of a campervan site in the north of the Island.
White Hoe closure could cause problems today, says Bus Vannin
Bus Vannin's warning of possible delays today because of a road closure in Douglas.
Government to consider Iran war's impact
Chief Minister Alf Cannan's due to meet with senior ministers this afternoon to discuss the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East.
11 questions for House of Keys this morning.
The House of Keys is due sit this morning, with 11 questions on the order paper up for debate.
