People encouraged to get in touch before making decisions
The Manx Industrial Relations Service says the ongoing health crisis has posed new challenges in employee/employer relationships.
It's received a spike in calls from businesses and workers amid the pandemic, with queries over pay, holidays and redundancies.
Julie Bradley is the service's senior officer.
She's asking all parties to get in touch before decisions are made:
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