Gyn tooilley eeckyssyn Lowanse Vannin ayns Ynnyd jeh Faill er-nyn-son gyn startey er-coontey Covid-19
Orroosyn foast gyn startey shirrey lowanse shirreyderyn faill ayns ynnyd jeh shen
My ren oo coayl dty obbyr myr eiyrtys jeh brishey magh y choronavirus, t'eh ort goaill toshiaght er shirrey lowanse shirreyderyn faill veih Jelune 21 Mean Fouyir.
She Jedoonee 20 Mean Fouyir va'n laa s'jerree jeh Lowanse Vannin ayns Ynnyd jeh Faill.
Ta'n cooney cadjin argidoil er ny eeck dauseyn va jeant nyn daaue tra ghow saaseyn cochianglt rish Covid-19 toshiaght dy yannoo er faill Mee Vayrt.
Ta'n eeckys er ny leodaghey veih £200 gys £100 y vee shoh chaie, lesh 927 people tannaghtyn lesh cur stiagh son y lowanse y chiaghtin shoh chaie.
Those still out of work must claim jobseekers allowance instead
If you lost your job as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, you'll have to start claiming jobseekers allowance from Monday 21 September.
Sunday 20th September was the final day of the Manx Earnings Replacement Allowance.
The benefit has been paid to those who were laid off when Covid-19 measures began to impact employment in March.
The payment was reduced from £200 to £100 last month, with 927 people continuing to claim the allowance last week.
Traa dy Liooar, 8oo Mee Averil 2024
