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:
Police 'no longer looking' for missing woman
Police have confirmed in relation to the search for missing woman Sarah Pinckard, authorities are no longer looking for her.
Fire crews tackle Willaston kitchen fire
One person and a dog had to be treated for smoke inhalation following a kitchen fire in Willaston earlier today.
Helicopter launched in search for missing woman
A coastguard helicopter has been launched to join the efforts to locate a missing woman from Ramsey.
Woman charged with animal cruelty
A woman from Douglas charged with animal cruelty will appear in court again next month.
Two ASBO charges against Peel man withdrawn
A teenager from Peel facing five charges of breaching an anti-social behaviour order has had two counts withdrawn.
Series of Douglas collisions investigated
Police are looking into a number of collisions in Douglas last weekend.
Campaign to help public on cyber security
The government will run a campaign over the next year to educate people on cyber security.
Port Erin 'shocked' at Rushen Ballakilley proposals
Port Erin Commissioners says its 'shocked and surprised' at the timing of counter proposals from Rushen over the Ballakilley estate.
