Treasury Minister Michael Crowe says the government is monitoring companies who sponsor migrant workers through two immigration routes.
In the House of Keys this week, he faced questions from Ramsey MHK Juan McGuinness about the Global Business Mobility and Worker Migrant schemes.
Mr McGuinness wanted to know if there'd been an assessment of the immigration service's ability to check up on businesses.
In response, Mr Crowe said checks were put in place when the schemes were set up:
Manx Utilities says it's finished repairing Peel Power Station, after it was damaged in a storm.
One person taken to hospital after Douglas flat fire
One person has been taken to hospital after a kitchen fire in a block of flats in Douglas in the early hours of this morning.
MHK submits five queries about foreign workers
Rushen MHK Mark Kemp has posed a series of questions to ministers over foreign workers.
No direct help with rising heating bills, says minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says there'll be no direct help for those facing rising oil bills because of the war in Iran.
Joe Locke makes Marvel comeback
Manx actor Joe Locke has returned to the Marvel superhero universe.
Pub's new visitor is feline fine, say staff!
A pub in Ramsey says it's made a new friend today - and wants to reassure anyone who's missing them!
Laxey pub announces imminent closure
The Isle of Man will lose another pub this weekend.
Part of a path in the west of the Island will be closed next week for work.
