Just five of the Island's bus drivers have signed up to the new terms and conditions offered by the Department of Community, Culture and Leisure.
Meanwhile the impasse with the majority of the drivers is costing the DCCL £1,000 per day.
Minister Graham Cregeen revealed the figures during House of Keys question time today:
90% of the taxi operators did not want any increase
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Charity collecting funds for DEC's Myanmar earthquake appeal
One World Centre volunteers will be in Douglas this weekend
Ministers back most student funding reforms, but budget constraints remain
Government accepts majority of PAC recommendations, but warns affordability must guide implementation timelines
Keep your dogs on a lead to protect livestock, warn police
Officers say even a well-trained dog can instinctively chase sheep
Film which focuses on Vagabonds Ladies rugby team shortlisted for award
Winners will be announced at a ceremony in London later this month