Chamber News

Chief, Deputy Chief & Enterprise Ministers speak at 3 Ministers briefing 

The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce welcomes the decision to increase the minimum wage rate for over-18s from £11.45 to £12.86 from April 1st.

The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce has consistently warned of the impact that a significant minimum wage increase would have on employment, business viability and the wider economy.

The 9.9% minimum wage increase due to come into effect next April will have such a devastating impact on the Island’s economy that it now represents a ‘national crisis’.

Thank you to everyone who joined our recent cross-sector briefing on Government’s plans to create a National AI Office.

Tynwald is considering a Biosphere/tourism levy to support sustainability. The Chamber welcomes debate but stresses any levy must protect tourism and hospitality during tough trading conditions.

IOMCOC has issued a strong call for urgent reform of the Island’s wage-setting framework, following the release of new data that exposes a widening pay gap between public and private sector.

In her first public address since her office’s annual report, the IOM Information Commissioner unveiled a bold vision to build public trust and guide innovation responsibly in today’s digital age.

The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce held its gala dinner last week, as the Island’s leading business network celebrated entering its 70th year.