Lowest June total for 13 years
The chief minister says he's concerned by the ongoing fall in the unemployment rate in the Isle of Man.
In June, 407 people were out of work and looking for a job, a drop of 33 on the previous month and 229 fewer than June last year.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says that is significant:
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