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The Manx Electricity Authority says the performance-related pay system it operates comes with stringent targets staff have to meet.
This week in the House of Keys, it was revealed 59 MEA workers benefit from the arrangement, which cost £201,000 last year.
Authority spokesman Ross Stevens told Marian Kenny more:
Surge in people on gas payment plans sparks fears of possible hike in tariffs
The number of people on instalments with Isle of Man Energy has doubled in half a year
Chief minister to attend Northern Chamber of Commerce AGM
Alfred Cannan will listen in to the meeting alongside two other ministerial colleagues
'Runway closures should be scrapped by end of summer', says Airport Director
There are currently 17 air traffic controllers, with plans to recruit at 18th
Hospitality sector continues calls for support
DfE insists "we are listening" following talks with local businesses
Chamber of Commerce calls on gov to address immigration challenges
Lobby group wants to see visa processes streamlined
Businesses 'need two freight sailings per day'
Business Isle of Man chief exec gives evidence to Tynwald committee
