Five government departments have hired more than 100 temporary workers from agencies in the last two years.
A series of Freedom of Information requests asked for data from Treasury, Health and Social Care, Infrastructure, Homes Affairs and Enterprise.
Leading the way was the DOI, which said it had taken on 51 temps since 2023, while Treasury had hired 31 and Enterprise 13.
In total, 108 temporary workers had been taken on by the five since the start of last year.
Over £12m spent on supply teachers in last five years
The government has spent over £12m on supply teachers in the last five years.
Douglas councillor wants additional lease for 'exceptional' tenants
The chair of Douglas Council’s housing committee has put forward a motion to allow social housing tenants with ‘exceptional’ circumstances an additional 12-month lease.
Rise in Island children visiting A&E
The amount of children visiting the Accident and Emergency department is on the rise.
Ramsey school involved in UK fruit and veg drive
An Island school is one of 400 across the British Isles involved in a new scheme to help children get more fruit and veg in their diets.
Man admits assault and drug possession
A man's been put on probation after admitting to vicious assault and having cocaine and cannabis.
Be mindful at work this World Mental Health Day
Today marks World Mental Health Day.
Ferry fares price reset for 2025
The Steam Packet Company has announced a price reset for their trips next year.
Woman hit by car in hospital after Douglas crash
Police in Douglas responded to a crash yesterday involving a woman hit by a car.
