The minimum wage won't be rising to £13.05 an hour this October, after the Department for Enterprise and Treasury changed their minds.
Under their original proposals, the rate would have risen to £12.25 an hour from April, with a further increase in October.
However, the government now says it's had feedback from industry and other representatives and won't now implement October's rise.
Tynwald will be asked to back April's increase during its sitting in February.
Event to help new islanders settle in tomorrow
An event tomorrow will help newcomers to the Island settle in and meet new friends.
Over £300k spent on tackling youth crime
Over £300,000 has been spent by the police on tackling youth crime in a year.
Botanical garden would get upgrade under plans
A botanical garden in Santon could get a new meeting room for its visitors, if planners approve new proposals.
Driving theory test contract details can't be released
The Department of Infrastructure says it can't give out details of its theory test contract with the Island's college because it's commercially sensitive.
The Bishop gets TikTok
The Island's diocese has launched a new TikTok account featuring the bishop!
Tobacco tax among changes in response to UK budget
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says government's assessing how measures announced by the UK chancellor today will affect the Island.
Strix chief executive to stand down
Strix chief executive Mark Bartlett says he'll step down from the post next year.
Proclaimers announce Douglas gig
The Proclaimers will be playing in Douglas next year.
