The government's 'big idea' has not gone down well with some trade unions, whose members learned about the changes for the first time this morning (Monday).
Union officials have fielded an influx of calls from public sector workers, worried about where their jobs fit, in the new-look government departments.
President of the Trades Council, Angela Moffatt, says lack of any consultation over the shake-up has left people angry and bewildered.
Alex Allinson reflects on dismissal and defends minimum wage stance
Former treasury minister discusses circumstances surrounding sacking and reflects on his approach to economic policy
Yellow warning in place for coastal overtopping
Manxman sailings at risk today
Reduction in minimum wage rise "positive across the board", says Chamber president
Organisation welcomes revised proposals
"There are lots of taboos around dying", says death café organiser
Second series of sessions return to Douglas City Library
Meet the students developing an anti-spiking straw
Year 12 pupils taking part in Junior Achievement Isle of Man programme