The government says it's considering introducing new rules to cover zero-hour contracts.
The Department for Enterprise has launched a consultation to gauge people's views on the contracts, which typically give workers fewer rights.
In particular, it's proposing to allow those working zero-hour contracts to ask for a stable contract after six months.
It would also prevent employers forcing zero-hour workers to work any non-guaranteed hours.
You can find the consultation here.
Over £46k spent on windfarm in past year
The Department of Infrastructure says it spent more than £46,000 on the Orsted offshore windfarm last year.
Library asks why you aren't a member
Why aren't you a member of the capital's library?
Have sub-post office contracts been terminated?
An MHK wants to know more details about sub-post office contracts.
Company launches TV and screen acting course
A new weekly acting class is hoping to produce the Island's stars of the future.
Yellow weather warning for frost and ice tonight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning about freezing conditions tonight.
Warning over TT accommodation scam
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Island could get New Year's Eve aurora
If you were hoping for fireworks on New Year's Eve, you may be in for an even better spectacle!
Government to remove gender-specific language in immigration laws
The government's planning to update its immigration laws by removing gender-specific references.
