Chamber welcomes new minimum wage increase & personal tax allowance Budget proposals
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.
Chamber’s reaction to the minimum wage increase
The Chamber of Commerce is deeply disappointed by the decision to proceed with a 9.9% minimum wage increase, despite repeated warnings from employers across the Island.
Chamber's Reaction Toward Minimum Wage Increase | Oct 2025
The Chamber of Commerce is deeply disappointed by the decision to proceed with a 9.9% minimum wage increase, despite repeated warnings from employers across the Island.
Regulation of Health and Social Care (ROHSC) Bill Public Consultation | October 2025
Chamber supports proportionate regulation where there is a proven risk to public safety. However, the Bill, in its current form, is disproportionate, duplicative, and economically damaging.
Chamber warns of severe risks from sharp minimum wage rise and demands independent statistics body
The call for better data and independent expertise is urgent.
Chamber Statement on 9.9% Minimum Wage Increase
The Chamber noted back in July that changes to the minimum wage calculation methodology were imminent. The now-confirmed 9.9% increase represents one of the largest adjustments in recent years.
Chamber urges Tynwald to back new minimum & living wage proposals | June 2025
Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce wants Tynwald to back proposals in a Department for Enterprise report which would change how minimum and living wage rates are calculated.
