Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations Agni Singh confirmed the ministry’s Western Division office was investigating the matter.
4 days ago
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Beranadeta Nagatalevu
Council members also questioned the Government over the reduction in employers’ Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) contribution rates.
6 days ago
Inoke Rabonu
"Our policy makers should focus more on putting the jobs at the center of policy making. Not only growth."
15 Jul
Joseph Balolo
Government should focus on making Fiji a more attractive place to live and work.
13 Jul
The notice states that the stand-down will take effect from Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
08 Jul
Mereleki Nai
The FTUC also condemned the governments’ decision to reduce Fiji National Provident Fund by two per cent which Mr Anthony said only worked for employers.
27 Jun
Talei Matairakula
Mr Anthony welcomed the outcome, saying the agreement should serve as an example for employers throughout Fiji.
23 Jun
Mr Bernard said the FTUC’s proposal must be balanced against existing wage systems and economic realities.
21 Jun
Mr Cirikisuva said the victims were brought to Fiji on promises of employment but were later subjected to exploitation by their employer.
17 Jun
Figures received by the ministry for March, April and May showed approximately 4000 new applications from companies seeking approval to bring foreign workers into Fiji.
10 Jun
Sosiveta Korobiau
