It is a political move and Pramod Rae should realize that 300 000 other workers in the country whose contribution the members are demanding their bonus from.
This is the view of Workers' representative on the Fiji National Provident Fund, Felix Anthony after Fiji Bank and Finance Sector Union general secretary, Pramod Rae said that the workers had lost their confidence in him.
Acting Interim Minister for Labour, Adi Laufitu Malani hopes that an amicable solution will soon be met after having separate meetings with the Fiji National Provident Fund Board and the workers Union yesterday.
However, Anthony said that he is not aware of any meeting that was held with the Acting Interim Labour Minister, Adi Lau'fitu Malani. He also adds that Rae should not misuse the minister as the current impose is his own making.
Anthony calls on Rae to think twice
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