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Chamber creates task force to help businesses achieve net zero targets | March 2022

A task force to help businesses achieve net zero emissions targets has been created by Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce.

STATEMENT RE IOM BUDGET | 2022

In broad terms, Chamber President Kristan McDonald described it as a ‘steady, unadventurous, financially prudent Budget’.

Chamber survey highlights business’ concerns about ‘short notice’ for proposed minimum wage increase | February 2022

An Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce survey has highlighted concerns about the speed at which businesses may have to adapt if the adult minimum wage increases in April.

Chamber Advisory Platform Update | New Feature – Video Chat

We are delighted to announce our new free to use Video Chat feature that is now inbuilt into The Chamber Advisory Platform.

The importance of monitoring indoor ventilation within the workplace | February 2022

We would like to encourage our members to consider the importance of monitoring indoor ventilation within the workplace.

Update from Digital Agency | January 2022

Ministers give more insights into Island Plan at Chamber event | January 2022

The Chief, Treasury and Enterprise Ministers gave more insights into the draft ‘Island Plan’ at a Chamber of Commerce business breakfast event sponsored by Ravenscroft.

Chamber Advisory Platform Update | How to achieve your career and business goals in 2022

According to a recent article in Forbes, 16% of people will have made New Year resolutions to meet career or business goals. Sadly, statistics also show that after 6 months only 46% of those who set resolutions were keeping them.

Chamber Charity Spotlight | The Manx Deaf Society| Jan 2022

Now more than ever local charities need support from the business community to ensure the fantastic work they undertake continues and develops. Charitable work is an excellent way to enhance your businesses CSR, in addition to giving you and your…

Chamber survey shows impact of Covid isolation rules on small businesses | January 2022

More than 52% of customer-facing businesses that took part in a Chamber of Commerce survey say they have had to close, or reduce hours, due to the latest Covid situation causing staff shortages.