Isle of Man Public Services Commission offers two per cent
Unite the Union has joined others in standing against the latest two per cent pay offer from the Isle of Man Public Services Commission.
Earlier this week Prospect said the offer was 'unacceptable', calling for 8 per cent instead.
The commission has set out pay awards for the next three financial years which would see salaries rise by two per cent for the following two years as well.
Following comments from its members, Unite says it's a 'definite NO' to the offer.
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