Chief Minister Alf Cannan says almost £50,000 in relocation costs has been repaid to government after staff left.
In Tynwald this week, he faced questions from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about the payments since 2023.
Mr Cannan said 364 people had been paid a total of £2.1 million to move to the Island and work for government.
But he said almost one in seven had since left and money was being paid back:
Emergency services to hold harbour exercise this afternoon
Isle of Man Energy is reminding people not to worry if they see the emergency services racing to its facilities at Douglas Harbour this afternoon.
Moorhouse to stand for re-election
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse has announced he'll be defending his seat in the general election.
Cruise ship here for third visit of season today
A cruise ship is making her third visit of the season to the Isle of Man today.
Plans to revamp TT course landmark
A planning application's been submitted to revamp a TT course landmark.
Minister says work to restore hospital services is ongoing
Health Minister Claire Christian says work's being done to bring services back to Ramsey Cottage Hospital - but she can't say when that will happen.
Can you help 'bale' out the Commissioners?
Onchan Commissioners say they're looking for a farmer to help "bale" them out!
Coastguard helicopter called out for second night in a row
Douglas Coastguard was called out to help with an emergency medical transfer in the early hours of this morning, for the second time this week
Micro-distillery plans for Sulby shed
A shed in Sulby could become a new micro-distillery, if planners give the go-ahead.
