Changes were approved by Tynwald in February
New minimum wage rates on the Isle of Man will come into force at the start of next month.
From 1 April the minimum wage will rise from £8.25 per hour to £9.50 per hour - the rate for those aged 16-17 will increase from £6.15 to £6.80 per hour.
The changes were approved by Tynwald in February.
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