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Salary for 'top job' could be even higher

by isleofman.com 3rd December 2010

The salary of the Isle of Man's top civil servant could be substantially increased, if the post is re-evaluated.

That's the view of chairman of the Civil Service Commission John Houghton MHK in response to criticism the chief secretary's role hasn't been reviewed, despite a promise that would happen to senior positions when they become vacant.

Will Greenhow was this week appointed to succeed Mary Williams in the top job, which comes with a salary range between ?110,000 and ?137,000.

Backbench MHK Peter Karran says a re-evaluation might have seen the salary frozen or even reduced, but Mr Houghton believes quite the reverse is the case:



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Friday 3rd, December 2010 07:22pm.

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