Changes to employment laws on the Island are coming into force from April.
It'll mean all workers will have the right to detailed pay statements and a written statement, including those on zero hour contracts.
It comes following feedback from a public consultation carried out in 2022.
The Department for Enterprise says it hopes the work will ensure transparency and fairness in Island workplaces.
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Manx produce recognised in international Great Taste awards
A total of 22 Manx food and drink products have received prestigious accreditations in internationally recognised awards.
College wants feedback on adult education courses
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Drop-in sessions to learn about starting a business
The Department for Enterprise says it'll be hosting a series of drop-in sessions for those thinking of starting their own business.
Food hygiene talks to be held before ratings made public
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End of the road for Manx Cat Cafe
The Manx Cat Café has announced it will be closing at the end of October.
Caterers invited to run northern bistro
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