Are Manx politicians worth what they're paid?
That's a question being posed by the Isle of Man TUC ahead of this year's General Election.
The Union launched a campaign called "The Axe Factor" this afternoon (Tues) to highlight the issue.
They claim the average member of Tynwald costs nearly £78,000 a year.
Speaking at the launch outside Legislative Buildings, Secretary of the IOM TUC Eric Holmes says people need to decide if they're getting value for money
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