The Chief Minister says low unemployment is good for the economy - but may be a worrying sign for business.
Government figures show January joblessness was at its lowest level for the month since 2007 - with 601 people out of a job.
Howard Quayle says having so few people looking for work shows how strong the Island's economy is.
But he says it also means companies looking to move to the Isle of Man may have trouble recruiting a workforce:
Road closures for fire festival
There'll be road closures in Peel this weekend as a fire festival gets underway.
OFT contacting car finance providers to ask about mis-selling
The Office of Fair Trading says it's written to Island car finance providers asking how they're dealing with cases where it might have been mis-sold.
Callister to stand for re-election
Onchan MHK Rob Callister has announced he'll stand for re-election later this year.
Car crash near Foxdale
There's been a car crash between the Braid Crossroads and Foxdale.
Plans for temporary storage area to finish major housing project
A planning application's been submitted for a temporary storage compound to help finish a multimillion pound housing project.
Next windfarm hearings announced
The next round of hearings into the Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm application have been announced.
Be careful riding for first time this year, say police
As the weather gets warmer and the roads get busier, the police are again reminding bikers to stay safe while heading out for the first time this year.
Road closure to build TT bridge this week
A section of the TT course will be closed for a morning this week to get ready for the races.
