Should be heightened in line with cost of living
An MHK claims the Island's minimum wage should be higher than the UK equivalent.
In Tynwald this week, Economic Development Minister, Laurence Skelly, said the rate would not be allowed to fall below the UK level.
Since last month, employees aged 25 and over here have received a minimum £7.50 per hour - a seven per cent increase - in line with changes across.
However, Middle member, Bill Shimmins, believes locals should receive more.
Assisted Dying Bill: Will it get royal assent?
Amendments due to be debated in Tynwald
Council leader hits out at lack of support for social housing on brownfield sites
Devon Watson questions why government funds are available to private developers but not local authorities
Island co-authors landmark guidance on tackling proliferation financing
Guidance co-led by the Isle of Man and Gibraltar
Local charity marks Learning Disability Awareness Week
Manx Mencap hoping to put its service users in the spotlight
Comments
Add a comment