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Working in the Isle of Man

The Department for Enterprise has responsibility for employment law policy and for bringing forward new employment legislation. This section aims to provide information on Isle of Man employment law

Working in the Isle of Man > Finding a job

The following employment agencies deal with both temporary and permanent vacancies Ability Plus 22 Athol Street, Douglas,Isle of Man, IM1 1AJ Telephone: +44 1624 662165 Fax: +44 1624 662178

Working in the Isle of Man

You can see our list of high street employment agencies in the Isle of Man (please note that there are, in addition, some agencies of a technical nature which are not listed). For an overview

Working in the Isle of Man

The Disability Employment Service (DES) is provided by the Treasury to assist individuals with disabilities to gain employment, which may be paid or unpaid. DES also assists employers by providing

Working in the Isle of Man > Employment rights

The Department publishes a number of guides in relation to employment rights. In particular: The Guide Isle of Man Employment Rights: a Summary provides a brief outline of employment rights

Working in the Isle of Man > Employment rights

The Employment and Equality Tribunal is a special court of law which determines complaints brought under employment rights legislation, (for example, complaints of unfair dismissal, and non-payment

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ready for consideration by the Council of Ministers by the end of July this year. The Chief Minister explained: ‘The Public Services Commission would be an employment body with a mandate to deliver

Working in the Isle of Man > Work permits > Definitions

Primary employment

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