Chief Minister Allan Bell has revealed the only people in government or statutory bodies earning performance-related pay are working for the Manx Electricity Authority.
In a written answer to a question from South Douglas MHK Kate Beecroft, Mr Bell revealed 59 MEA workers are on performance-related pay.
Over the last five years, that’s cost the authority a total of £1.25 million.
The figures also show that out of 64 government workers on personal contracts, 60 work at the MEA.
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