Minister Says Rise in Minimum Wage Will Benefit Migrant Workers
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson stated that increasing the Isle of Man's minimum wage will 'improve conditions for the lowest paid in society', including those on worker migrant visas.
The move will 'improve conditions for the lowest paid in society'
Dr Allinson mentioned that the new minimum wage, effective from April 1, 2026, will apply to all workers on the island, regardless of immigration status.
- The Minimum Wage Act 2001 applies to all workers on the island.
- Any worker, migrant or otherwise, will be subject to the new wage rates from April 1, 2026.
Author's summary: Minister ensures minimum wage rise benefits migrant workers.
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