Hospice chief exec says relaxation needed
Changes to the Island's work permit system are a result of an increasing need for qualified healthcare staff, according to Hospice Chief Executive Margaret Simpson.
From October 1, nurses, midwives and social workers who are not Isle of Man workers will no longer need to acquire a permit.
Mrs Simpson says in recent years recruiting qualified workers has become more difficult.
She says it's due to a number of reasons:
Leadership, loyalty and the economy: What we learned from the CM's urgent statement
From collective responsibility to minimum wage reform, the chief minister's urgent statement offered insight into the government’s priorities - and the divisions beneath them
Yellow warning for coastal overtopping in place
The warning is until 2pm today
MHK asks whether chief minister will resign if new approach lacks support
Ramsey member accuses Alfred Cannan of being 'economically and fiscally illiterate'
Government proposing a five percent minimum wage rise
Chief minister provides an update in urgent statement in Tynwald
Tynwald: Chief minister delivers urgent statement
The President of Tynwald has granted permission for Chief Minister Alfred Cannan to deliver an urgent statement in the Tynwald chamber, following a series of ministerial sackings
