The Manx Electricity Authority has given its staff a pay rise.
The rise is 1.5 per cent.
Although a cross-government pay freeze is in force, pay rises are permitted if the money is found within department's existing budgets.
It follows a negotiated rise for postal staff, after a management row with their union, the CWU.
MEA deputy chairman, Eddie Lowey, has defended the decision.
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Data breach an isolated incident says Manx Care
160 patients contacted after patient records found in ex-employee's home
Castletown Commissioners want feedback from residents about southern amenity site
It follows a 'notable increase' in enquiries about the site
Hospitality bosses to attend 'call to arms' meeting
Private event being held at Creg ny Baa today
160 patients written to after medical records found in ex-Manx Care employee's home
Healthcare provider has apologised to those affected
Sole applicant elected to Andreas Parish Commissioners
Adam Silverston elected on Wednesday night
