The amount of sick pay being paid out has fallen by almost £75,000 in the past three years.
In the House of Keys this week Douglas North MHK David Ashford asked Treasury Minister Alf Cannan how much incapacity benefit for short term sickness absence was paid out in the last three years.
Mr Cannan revealed in 2014 just under £696,000 was paid out, in 2015 that figure fell to £665,000.
However, figures stood at their lowest yet in 2016 - when £621,000 was paid out in total.
Road in Castletown closed due to crash
A road in Castletown is currently closed due to a crash.
Public sector pensions increase to be discussed in Tynwald
An order increasing public service pensions by 6.7 per cent will be laid before Tynwald's next sitting.
Minister to be questioned about city centre car park in HOK
A car park in the centre of Douglas will come under the spotlight next week.
Dispose of flammable materials in countryside properly, says Fire Service
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is reminding people to be careful in the countryside as better weather approaches.
40 empty properties in Douglas at end of March
Douglas council had 40 empty properties at the end of March, according to its latest figures.
Airport post box being removed temporarily tomorrow
Isle of Man Post Office is giving customers a heads up about the temporary removal of a post box.
19 nurses awarded Nightingale badges for International Nurses Day
19 nurses have been given Nightingale badges to mark International Nurses Day.
Traffic lights off this morning at St Ninian's
Motorists are being urged to drive carefully this morning - because a busy crossroads will have its traffic lights turned off.
