Rate stood at 0.6% for March 2022
The unemployment rate on the Isle of Man marginally fell last month.
That's according to figures in the latest labour market report from government.
The rate stood at 0.6 per cent for March 2022, a decrease of 0.1 per cent the previous month.
Meanwhile, last month there were 676 fewer people out of work compared to March 2021.
Of those registered as unemployed last month, 70 per cent were male and 30 per cent were female.
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