Over 8000 employees in gov't
The number of full-time employees at Isle of Man Government has risen over the past five years.
Information released in a Tynwald written answer says there are more than 8,100 people employed there, amounting to just under 7,000 full time positions.
That's up from 2016, when there were just over 6,700 full time members of staff.
The figures were revealed by the Cabinet Office, in response to Juan Watterson SHK.
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