The government says it's reached a pay deal with two public sector unions.
The Public Services Commission says the pay agreement with Unite and Prospect will see a four per cent rise for workers for last year.
It'll mean the pay increase will apply to civil service, manual and craft employees and non-teaching staff at the Department of Education, Sport and Culture.
The PSC says it'll continue negotiating with Unite about a second year of the two-year deal.
Creamery director calls time on a grate career
The managing director of the Isle of Man Creamery has announced he is standing down.
New video warns drivers de-restricted doesn’t mean no rules
A new video explaining the Isle of Man's de-restricted roads has been released by motoring community Petrolheadonism.
Education review praises schools but identifies four areas for improvement
Four key areas for improvement have been identified in an independent review of education on the Isle of Man.
Infrastructure Minister says major roadworks are coordinated
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says major roadworks aren't done in isolation by his department.
New Manx law protects vulnerable thresher sharks
The government's granted new legal protections for thresher sharks.
Time Out Noodle Bar coming to Peel
An Isle of Man noodle bar is expanding, with a new location set to open in Peel.
Government could cash in £852.6m assets within 10 days
The Isle of Man could find more than £850 million in just over a week if it needed to, according to Treasury Minister Chris Thomas.
Rapists's appeal against sentence thrown out
A rapist who was jailed for more than 18 years after subjecting his girlfriend to an hours-long ordeal of sexual violence has had an appeal against his sentence thrown out.
