The Fiji Teachers Union says psychosocial leave is needed to address work‑related stress, family pressures and burnout, urging the Government to table the proposal in Parliament.
3 days ago
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Sampras Anand
The Fijian Elections Office says it aims to recruit about 10,000 election officials across the country ahead of upcoming electoral activities.
4 days ago
He said workers and the public would need to share the burden of the crisis, adding that any further Government intervention to ease the cost of living would need careful consideration.
He suffered serious injuries to his head and ribs which disabled him to communicate with his loved ones when under treatment in hospital.
6 days ago
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Vilive said his goal was to support his wife and two children in Tavua while saving for long-term plans.
25 Mar
Inoke Rabonu
He said many workers who left Fiji under long-term labour mobility arrangements have now reached the end of their contracts.
05 Mar
Rariqi Turner
Mr Tagicakiverata said the country continues to grapple with the same workforce challenges raised in previous years.
20 Feb
Katherine Naidu
Union members will receive a 10 per cent wage increase — five per cent effective from January 2024 and a further five per cent from January 2025.
The union said negotiations had nearly reached agreement in November, but the company later withdrew, claiming it was not in a position to pay.
16 Feb
The salary increment took effect from the second pay cycle of 2026 and has been backdated to January 1, 2026
08 Feb
Waisea Nasokia
