It will become clearer later today (Friday) if a dispute over bus drivers’ pay can be resolved.
If drivers accept losing their entitlement to a paid lunch break, it would cost them around £5,000 each a year.
Unite’s Eric Holmes says whilst he will try to avoid industrial action, he fears it is inevitable if the results of a ballot lead the government to threaten drivers’ jobs.
Not quite the end of the T'Ale
Peel micropub to return five weeks after closure
'Check drains and gullies' urges Island's fire service
More rain is forecast overnight after flooding today
More coastal overtopping on the way with yellow warning issued
Warning in force from 8:30pm tonight until 1am on Thursday
Enterprise minister contacted by six businesses in week following minimum wage approval
Tim Johnston questioned over new rate impact in House of Keys
