Median earnings closer says Minister
The Minister for Policy and Reform says the gender pay gap on the Isle of Man is narrowing - for median earnings, at least.
Airline operator Ryanair announced earlier this week there was a 72 per cent gender pay gap among its UK-based staff, claiming this was because just eight of its 554 pilots are women.
On the Island, the numbers suggest there isn't such a disparity - but Chris Thomas says the average earnings statistics aren't as promising.
Man who launched attack on van driver sentenced
34-year-old handed 18 month suspended sentence
RNLI's last serving Mersey class boat visits the Island
12-20 Leonard Kent to be retired
Double victory for Island's heritage railways
Isle of Man claims two top spots in 2025 British Trams Online competition
Demolition work to get underway on Douglas high street site
Fencing erected around Marina Road property
Pan-Island Skills Test returns to the Isle of Man
Event to be held at UCM in February