The dispute between the landowning unit of Narewa, Nadi and the management of the Raddisson hotel is still unresolved.
One of the Managers at the Hotel told FijiVillage that the meeting was held this morning and the hotel management put forward some of the requirements which the landowners refused to adhere to.
He said landowners continue to protest and he hopes that the meeting will be held again soon to solve the issue.
Raddisson Hotel worker are demanding that two of the senior managers of the hotel be sacked after they raised their concern on the way some landowners are being treated by the two managers.
Ratu Kaliova Dawai said the two managers have been mistreating the landowners, and the workers and those who wrote a petition asking for their removal two months ago, have been terminated or suspended without any verbal warning.
Landowners Demand Removal of Managers
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