Average earnings in the Isle of Man were on the up last year according to the government's 2013/14 Earnings Survey.
By using a random sample of income tax payers, the annual survey from the Chamber of Commerce gives a snapshot of the year's earnings.
Last year's results show an increase in income of 0.7 percent and the average weekly pay of full-time workers was £624.
But it's not all good news, as ten percent of those sampled earned less than £315 a week.
Chief Minister Allan Bell says tackling this problem is one of his top priorities going forward:
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