Review pushed back until June 2026
Reforms to work permits for people moving to the Isle of Man have been pushed back.
Earlier this year, government had been planning to drop the system altogether.
However, after feedback from backbenchers, Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston said he 'recognised their importance'.
A review of the work permits had been due to take place in September, but that's now been pushed back to June next year.
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