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How to Hire Workers in Isle of Man | Employer of Record (EOR) in Isle of Man

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Probationary Periods

In the Isle of Man, probationary periods are not specifically regulated and mutually agreed upon in the employment contract.

Holidays

Workers recognize 10 public holidays. Workers are not entitled to paid time off or additional compensation when working on public holidays. Worker may use statutory leave entitlement for paid bank holidays.

Vacation

Workers are entitled to a minimum of four weeks’ vacation per year based on their regular workweek. A worker’s first year of employment their leave entitlement accrues at a rate of one twelfth per month. There is no right to carry over statutory leave from one year to the next, however, the Worker’s accrued but unused leave entitlement is paid out at termination.

Sick Leave

Workers are entitled to sick leave generally through the government as Incapacity Benefit after three days of sickness. There is no limit of sick leave however sick leave lasting longer than 26 weeks in a year will reduce worker’s leave entitlement.

Working Hours

The Isle of Man does not have legislation specifying working hours or overtime pay. Working hours are determine by agreement between the parties, however workers are entitled to at least a 20-minutes break if working more than 6 hours in a day.

Termination

Except in cases of misconduct, dismissals require adequate notice based on length of service as outlined below or the equivalent pay in lieu, if permitted under the employment contract or mutual agreement: Less than 2 years: 1 week 2 years to 12 years: 1 week for each complete year of continuous employment 12 years or more: 12 weeks Notice is not required by either party in the first month of employment. Workers who have at least 1 year of continuous employment are entitled to written statement of the reason for dismissal. Workers are entitled to statutory severance payment only if they are made redundant and have two or more years of continuous employment.

Resignation

Workers are required to give a minimum period of notice outlined below, unless otherwise specified in the employment contract: Less than 2 years: 1 week 2 years to 4 years: 1 week for each complete year of continuous employment 4 years or more: 4 weeks

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