Union in pay dispute says Island system is 'creaking'
There's a call for government investment in education.
NASUWT branch secretary Geraldine O'Neill says her union's current dispute over pay and terms is symptomatic of a wider issue.
She says recruitment and keeping teachers on the Island is another area of concern, where she hopes for support from the department of education:-
Isle of Man Medical Society welcomes health review, saying it's 'time to listen to doctors'
MIAA finds health and care model 'not operating as well as originally intended'
Use of phones while driving one of the causes of serious or fatal collisions on the roads, says police
This week marks Road Safety Week
Drop-in sessions on the agenda for Safeguarding Week
Manx Care shares full line-up of events for public, professionals and practitioners
Police urge motorists to allow extra time on icy roads
Officers called to a number of collisions this morning
MHK: Minister should resign if he disagrees with minimum wage policy
Lawrie Hooper says it's 'laughable' that Treasury feels bound by Tynwald vote