A project to help 25 of the Island's long-term unemployed back into work has cost around £100,000.
The figures were given by Treasury Minister Alex Allinson in response to a question for written reply from Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper.
The six-month Making Work Worthwhile pilot provides psychological support , career mentoring, and skills training.
Dr Allinson said its effectiveness would be judged after the programme had ended.
Incident involving firearms officers 'safely resolved'
Police say firearms officers responded to an incident in the north of the Island today.
Councillor elected unopposed
Douglas has a new councillor today.
Number of government credit cards is unknown, says Cabinet Office
The Cabinet Office says it doesn't know how many government credit cards there are, but says the Treasury might.
Avoid Ballajora, say police
Police are asking people to avoid an area of Maughold this afternoon.
Don't put knives in recycling bins, says council
Douglas Council is asking people not to put knives in recycling bins.
Project asks if people would use a Manx bullet train
Would you use an Island bullet train, if it was built?
Sam Barks to star in stage version of The Greatest Showman
Laxey star Samantha Barks has been cast in a stage version of a hit musical movie.
Manx Care should properly discuss service cuts, says committee
A committee representing patients says Manx Care should properly discuss service cuts with the Department of Health and Social Care in future.
