At the end of December 2021 there were 291 people out of work, compared with 756 in 2020.
Unemployment has fallen on the Isle of Man.
The latest figures show that at the end of last month (December) there were 291 people out of work, down two on November.
That's down sharply from the same time last year when that number was 756.
The island's current unemployment rate stands at 0.7%.
Sectors with the highest number of vacancies include Catering & Entertainment, Medical & Health and eGaming.
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