An employment tribunal's found an ambulance worker wasn't discriminated against, harassed or constructively dismissed by Manx Care.
Brian Gallacher claimed the organisation had failed to account for his PTSD - but the hearing was told it had tried to make reasonable adjustments to help him.
Tribunal chair Douglas Stewart said although he sympathised with Mr Gallacher for being a victim of his service to his country, the case had no chance of success.
He dismissed the claim.
Don't let thieves ruin your Xmas!
Police are warning people not to fall victim to crime over the festive season.
Blackberry Lane one-way for gas leak work
A gas leak means a busy road in Onchan will be one-way for a week.
Port St Mary car park 'for visitors and residents only'
A local authority's issued a stern warning about parking.
Drop-in session for MiCard users without bank accounts
A special government drop-in session will be held today for people on benefits or pensions who don't have bank accounts.
More traffic calming if 20mph signs don't work?
More traffic calming could be brought in if signs alone don't slow motorists in new 20mph zones.
Public meeting to oppose digital ID plans
A public meeting to oppose the introduction of digital IDs will be held in Douglas this week.
Good hotels response to child exploitation operation
Police say they're pleased with the results of an operation to test how well hotels safeguard against child exploitation.
Southern charities can share shop funding
Charities in the south of the Island can apply for funding next month from a scheme involving the civic amenity site.
