The FNPF will ensure an amicable resolution is reached over unresolved salary issues in relation to the FNPF workers.
The Fiji National Provident Fund Acting Chief Executive Officer Aisake Taito said the Fund believes dialogue must continue until a decision, amicable to both parties is reached.
He said the Fund has not reneged on its duties as an employer and would continue to seek dialogue that would encapsulate the interest of both, bearing in mind its paramount responsibility as a custodian of members' funds.
Meanwhile Fiji Bank Employees Union General Secretary, Pramod Rae has welcomed the FNPF's decision to tackle the unresolved salary issues for his members.
The union members employed by FNPF went on strike on 13th December 2007 when FNPF refused to grant salary adjustments for 2005 and 2006, performance salary increments and bonuses for 2007.
FNPF to Ensure Solution is Reached over Salary Issues
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