Bold plans by Government to temporarily remove the requirement for work permits across all sectors and occupations requires more work before it's brought to Tynwald.
It was due to go before the house in next weeks sitting, but the Department of Enterprise has confirmed that further engagement with stakeholders is first needed.
The proposed reforms looked to simplify the whole process, providing certainty and equality to employers and employees alike.
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston said further discussions will be beneficial to give stakeholders the opportunity to further consider the options:
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