How many of the 1,500 extra people in work since 2021 are on less than £25,000 per year?
That's what Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper wants to know, having tabled a Tynwald question for written response from Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston.
The minister announced the figure at the Government Conference in September, to show the Island has a resilient and stable economy.
Mr Hooper's also asking how many of these workers are on more than more than £25,000, or over £40,000 a year.
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