Plans revealed in House of Keys
Low-paid workers in the Isle of Man look set for a boost to their finances.
Proposals for what's been described as a significant increase to the minimum wage are due to go before Tynwald this month, the chief minister has confirmed.
Allan Bell made the announcement during House of Keys questions this morning, while responding to a question about whether or not there were plans to introduce a living wage here:
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