It comes following a satisfaction survey from the Police Federation, where 144 officers responded.
Of that total, only 19 people 'agree' or 'strongly agree' that they don't rely on working overtime to make enough money.
The report says officers are feeling 'abandoned' by those in senior positions who could champion improved pay and conditions with the government.
The Department of Home Affairs agrees that the survey is a 'cause for serious concern,' and is committed to finding a solution.
Castletown paint vandals target bus stop, cars and roads
Bus Vannin says it’s reported vandalism in Castletown to police after someone threw paint over a bus stop.
Immigrant health surcharge 'could impact hospitality and healthcare sectors'
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says bringing in a health surcharge for new Island residents has to be balanced against the need to bring workers here.
Chance to meet Palestinian journalist behind award-winning Gaza film
A Palestinian filmmaker will be on the Island this summer to present his award-winning documentary about Gaza.
Manx Utitilies companies facing competition investigation
The Island's telecom regulator says it's investigating whether two Manx Utilities subsidiaries have been acting anti-competitively.
Beach water quality tests start next month
Tests on water quality on the Island's beaches will get underway in around two weeks' time.
Time running out to enter Parish Walk!
There's just over a week left to get your entry in for one of the Island's biggest annual sporting events.
Minister to make statement on immigration rules
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford will make a statement about immigration policy during next month's Tynwald sitting.
Sloc closed for Classic Hill Climb event
A road in the south of the Island will be closed for much of today as a motorsport event gets underway.
