A high street bank has launched a scheme to support and welcome members of the LGBT community in their workplaces.
HSBC say they have become the first bank on the Isle of Man and Channel Islands to kickstart the LGBT + 'Ally' Scheme.
The new idea will allow their employees to be trained - should they wish to - to ensure the workplace is inclusive of all sexual orientations.
It will also let employees who wish to speak about their personal experiences on the subject do so freely.
Two industrial units planned for estate
A company says it wants to build two new light industrial units in Ballasalla.
Financial regulator proposes higher fees
The Financial Services Authority has launched a consultation about changing its fees.
Chance to air your views on mortgage brokers
A market research company says it wants your views on insurance and mortgage brokers.
£20k for 24 days work a year as Steam Packet director
Could you help run the Steam Packet Company?
Popular Douglas cafe up for sale
A café and takeaway in central Douglas has gone on the market.
Company reveals hopes for Swiss Chalet
Work to reopen a landmark former restaurant which has been closed since 2019 is forging ahead.
Premium estate agent launches new license on Island
Premium property agent Fine & Country has launched a new license on the Isle of Man.
Signs approved for estate agent's new office
A local estate agent that's opening a new location in the south has had a planning application approved.
