The Fiji Employers Federation is in talks with the Fiji Electricity Authority about the increase in FEA Tariffs.
The Chief Executive of FEF, Nesbitt Hazelman said they have not sent a submission to the Commerce Commission regarding the increase in FEA Tariffs.
However he confirmed that the Federation's Board had a meeting with FEA Chief Executive Hasmukh Patel and the Board is now fully aware of the problems faced by FEA.
However he said they are in talks with FEA trying to come up with a level playing field.
Meanwhile, The Fiji Employers Federation today received a sum of $10,000 from the ANZ Bank which will assist the Federation in organising its Top Executive Conference 2010 to be held in Denarau next week.
Story by: Sneh Chaudhry
Fiji Employers Federation in talks with FEA on tariffs
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