Castletown commissioners have promised to pay their workers the living wage.
They took to their Facebook page this week to announce plans to adopt the hourly rate of £8.61 as a minimum payment to all staff.
The board is the second local authority to make the decision, after Ramsey commissioners agreed to introduce the living wage earlier this year.
Commissioner Jamie Horton says the decision was unanimous, showing commitment from Castletown to be a responsible employer.
Ramsey hosts postponed fireworks display
Ramsey's fireworks display will get underway this evening.
Tractor run takes to roads this evening
The Island's annual festive tractor run gets underway later.
Port Erin hosts lights switch-on
Port Erin will be the next town to light up for Christmas this afternoon.
Joe Locke meets princess at annual carol concert
Manx actor Joe Locke was one of the speakers at the annual Christmas carol concert hosted by the Princess of Wales.
New weather warning issued
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
Santa's on a Bike ready to raise money for Rebecca House
A festive motorbike event set up by a local business to raise money for a local charity will get underway later..
Buses to divert around TT course closure
A number of bus services will be diverted this weekend as dangerous trees are felled on the TT course.
£66,000-a-year immigration health surcharge manager needed
The government wants to employ a new manager to oversee the new immigration health surcharge - with a salary of up to £66,000 a year.
