Government workers who've been given payoffs of £100,000 or more will come under the spotlight next week.
When the House of Keys sits on Tuesday, Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse will ask Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas about the golden goodbyes.
In particular, he wants to know how may employees have been given the payouts in each of the past five years.
And Mr Moorhouse will ask whether the government will limit any such payouts to a maximum of £100,000.
King praises Island's beauty during Tynwald address
King Charles has addressed the Island's parliament in his first stop of today's royal visit.
King Charles has arrived at Tynwald, in his first visit to the Island as monarch.
Government public counters closed because of king's visit
The government says public counters at its main offices in the capital will be closed today.
Reduced MER service as Island braces for King's visit
The Manx Electric Railway says it's running a reduced service today.
Public Health issues advice on staying cool in heatwave
Public Health has shared advice on how to keep cool during the summer heatwave.
Keys to sit after royal visit this afternoon
The House of Keys will sit this afternoon, following a royal visit to Tynwald.
Bus services to divert for king's visit
Bus Vannin says there's a royal reason behind some of its services diverting today.
Next to stay open after new deal reached
The Island's branch of Next is going to stay open, as a deal with the shop's landlord has been reached.
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