Just over half of government workers who earn more than £50,000 are delivering frontline services.
That's according to Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas who revealed the figure in the House of Keys yesterday.
He said there was no clear government definition of what "frontline" actually means.
But using an Australian definition he said the workers fell into a small number of areas:
Regulator doesn't oversee email, after 19 manxnet complaints
The Island's telecoms regulator says it hasn't taken any action over the new paid-for manx.net email system - because it doesn't oversee it.
Braddan announces 2.8% rates rise
Braddan's rates will go up by 2.8 per cent this year, according to commissioners.
Say I do - to the registrar's job!
If you're a fan of weddings, the Department for Enterprise says it has just the job for you!
Island companies added to UK's tax avoidance scheme list
Three Isle of Man companies have been put onto a UK tax avoidance blacklist.
Manx Gas attacks regulator and proposed new oversight laws
The Island's gas regulator has rejected criticisms made by Isle of Man energy in a consultation about new rules.
TT hospitality tent could be used for food festival
The Department for Enterprise has applied to keep hospitality facilities in place after Manx Grand Prix, to be used for the Food and Drink Festival's replacement.
Dolphins filmed frolicking around boat
A social media user has shared video of a pod of dolphins joining him on a boat trip.
Month-long road closure for golf links hotel demolition
A road in in the south of the Island will close next week as demolition work gets underway on a landmark former hotel.
