Seasonal Work Benefits Prompt Other Villagers
A 26-year-old from the village is currently on a three-year contract in Australia.Tomasi Ramosi has been working in the meat industry for more than two years now.
16 Feb 2023 17:00
Mesake Ravu (second from left), with some villagers who are helping build Tomasi Ramosi’s house.
Photo: Josefa Babitu
After seeing a wooden house being built from an income earned through the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme (PALM), villagers of Nawaikama, Gau, sought a similar chance when the opportunity presented itself.
A 26-year-old from the village is currently on a three-year contract in Australia.Tomasi Ramosi has been working in the meat industry for more than two years now.
His brother, Mesake Ravu, 35, is helping Mr Ramosi build his two-bedroom house, located by the seaside.
To read more, click on this link to access the full article and details: https://eedition.fijisun.com.fj/subscriptionplans
Story by: josefa.babitu@fijisun.com.fj
