Treasury Minister Alf Cannan has offered to look into the way medical staff employed through agencies are paid.
In the House of Keys this week, he faced questions from Onchan MHK Julie Edge about tax and national insurance paid by workers hired via UK agencies.
She wanted to know if the way such staff are paid could be streamlined, claiming complex rules made it difficult to fill vacancies.
Mr Cannan said he'd be happy to investigate:
Thie Clag flat for rent - at almost £2,000 a month
A top-floor apartment at a new development in Douglas will cost almost £2,000 a month to rent – a month after the Treasury minister told Tynwald they’d cost around £1,100.
Island's richest man adds £225 million to fortune over the last year
There's just one Island entry on an annual list of Britain's richest people this year.
Could you find room for a small sweet cock?
An Island animal charity says it’s looking for a home for a handsome cockerel.
Facelift planned for Peel shop
A shop in Peel could be getting a new look, if planners approve proposals.
TT 2026 ferry tickets on sale tomorrow
There may still be more than a week to go until TT 2025, but if you're thinking about next year's TT already the Steam Packet has some good news.
End of the line for Greeba mushroom producer
An Island company which grew supplied fresh mushrooms from a specialised farm has been dissolved.
TT legacy lap signups open soon
Bikers will soon get their annual chance to take part in the legacy lap of the TT course.
Benefits claims move online
People can now make applications and claims for income support online.
