Chamber of Commerce responds to plans to create 5,000 new jobs
Government needs to resolve issues with housing, education and healthcare if it wants to attract new people to live and work on the Isle of Man.
That’s the view of the Chamber of Commerce which has responded to plans to increase the Island’s economically active population.
A new 15-year-plan pledges to create 5,000 new jobs
Chamber president Kristan McDonald says having the right accommodation options to attract new workers are key:
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