Top-level union discussions will be held in the Isle of Man next week, which could affect over 1,500 public sector workers.
Representatives from Prospect, which has the Island's second largest union membership, are due to meet with Chief Minister Tony Brown and the Civil Service Commission
Prospect's full-time Isle of Man Representative, Angela Moffatt (pictured), says there are a number of important issues:
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