A new strategy to tackle a skills shortage on the Island has been revealed.
The plan has been launched by the Department of Education, Sport and Culture, to provide a framework for the government and employers to invest in skills.
It's to be rolled out over the next three years, and aims to help fill 5,000 jobs by 2032.
The strategy will be debated during Tynwald's May sitting.
What progress has been made with digitising the Companies Registry?
The Enterprise Minister says that the Companies Register will be updated this spring.
Insolvency law changes 'on the way'
The Island's Treasury Minister says he's hoping for a shake-up in the Island's insolvency laws soon.
Loganair opens bookings to Southampton from Ronaldsway
Loganair is taking bookings for flights to Southampton later this year.
Boston buys Aqua Group
An Isle of Man family office has expanded its business.
Questions over island's insolvency laws
Are the Island's insolvency laws being updated?
MHK wants to know about progress on moving Companies Registry online
What progress has been made to move the Companies Registry online?
Applications open for trade stands at the Southern District Agricultural Show
Applications are now open for businesses to apply for trade stands at an agricultural show on the Island.
The Financial Services Authority will explain its future plans at an event later this year
The Island's financial regulator will host an event in Douglas later this year to explain its future plans to businesses.
