The notice states that the stand-down will take effect from Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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Mr Bernard said the FTUC’s proposal must be balanced against existing wage systems and economic realities.
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Mr Cirikisuva said the victims were brought to Fiji on promises of employment but were later subjected to exploitation by their employer.
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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.
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Sosiveta Korobiau
Government says new Employment Relations amendments will restore union rights and fix laws blamed for Fiji’s low ITUC score.
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Mr Rokovada made the comments when questioned about reports of civil servants criticising ministers and fellow public servants on social media platforms.
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The Ministry of Employment is urging Fijian workers overseas not to leave approved employment arrangements, following reports of a PALM worker living homeless in Australia.
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The new law allows minor convictions to be wiped – known as "spent" or "expunged" – from a person's record after they have reformed, helping them access jobs, travel, and overseas work schemes.
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