Should government workers who receive training be locked into contracts to repay the investment?
That was the question on the mind of Onchan MHK Julie Edge this week in the House of Keys.
She quizzed Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas about the issue, and claimed government should have an overall policy.
Mr Thomas, however, disagreed:
Douglas man admits affray and breaching bail
A court’s heard how two men carried out a terrifying attack on the forecourt of one of the busiest filling stations in Douglas.
Teen to be sentenced for breaching order
A Peel teenager will be sentenced next month after a court found he’d breached an anti-social behaviour order.
Further climate protests in Douglas today
Climate change campaigners will once again take to the streets outside Tynwald this afternoon.
Digger on heritage trail vandalised
Police are investigating an act of vandalism to work equipment on the Islands heritage trail.
‘The road isn’t safe’ - Kirk Michael residents call public meeting
The main road through Kirk Michael is ‘simply not safe’ according to residents, who say traffic calming measures are ‘badly needed’.
DfE issues Festival of Jurby statement
The Department for Enterprise says it's disappointed to hear the Festival of Jurby is stopping after ten years.
Park to mark international red panda day
Curraghs Wildlife Park is celebrating International Red Panda day this weekend.
Homelessness education initiative 'paying dividends'
Those behind a programme explaining to young people the realities of homelessness says the initiative is having a positive effect.
