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The Catholic Education Office has made it clear that although they respect the right of their Catholic teachers who are members of the Fijian Teachers Association, all their schools will remain open. The Director John P
The Catholic Education Office has made it clear that although they respect the right of their Catholic teachers who are members of the Fijian Teachers Association, all their schools will remain open. The Director John P
There were no disruptions to water supply in Lautoka however all project workers were on strike yesterday. Officials say about 20 employees worked the night shift as normal. In Deuba, 5 pump operators worked last night
There were no disruptions to water supply in Lautoka however all project workers were on strike yesterday. Officials say about 20 employees worked the night shift as normal. In Deuba, 5 pump operators worked last night
Interim Education Minister Netani Sukanaivalu confirms that the President of the Fijian Teachers Association, Tevita Koroi will be disciplined by the ministry. Sukanaivalu said Koroi has been suspended for the time bein
Interim Education Minister Netani Sukanaivalu confirms that the President of the Fijian Teachers Association, Tevita Koroi will be disciplined by the ministry. Sukanaivalu said Koroi has been suspended for the time bein
Interim Minister for Public Service, Poseci Bune said arbitration will only be considered if the strike by the affliates of the Fiji Islands Trade Council of Unions seriously affects the services. This comes after th
Interim Minister for Public Service, Poseci Bune said arbitration will only be considered if the strike by the affliates of the Fiji Islands Trade Council of Unions seriously affects the services. This comes after th
Police are still guarding the house where a robber was shot to death while another is fighting for his life at the CWM hospital. Chief Investigator, Superintendent Prem Adip Singh of the CID Headquarters while speaking
Police are still guarding the house where a robber was shot to death while another is fighting for his life at the CWM hospital. Chief Investigator, Superintendent Prem Adip Singh of the CID Headquarters while speaking
The student nurses at Tamavua will not join the striking nurses because they are sitting examinations. This was confirmed by the General Secretary, Kuini Lutua who had earlier revealed that student nurses were expected
The student nurses at Tamavua will not join the striking nurses because they are sitting examinations. This was confirmed by the General Secretary, Kuini Lutua who had earlier revealed that student nurses were expected
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama said the interim administration's contingency plans are working following the strike of the Fijian Teachers Association, Public Employees Union and the Viti Nation
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama said the interim administration's contingency plans are working following the strike of the Fijian Teachers Association, Public Employees Union and the Viti Nation
The President of the Fijian Teachers Association, Tevita Koroi indicated that the support shown by striking teachers around the country is encouraging. Audio 1 FTA's Operation Centre confirms that by 3pm today, a
The President of the Fijian Teachers Association, Tevita Koroi indicated that the support shown by striking teachers around the country is encouraging. Audio 1 FTA's Operation Centre confirms that by 3pm today, a
The Fiji Nursing Association said that the fact their strike is now into its 9th day is an indication of the lack of leadership within the interim government. Speaking to Village news this afternoon, FNA General Secret
The Fiji Nursing Association said that the fact their strike is now into its 9th day is an indication of the lack of leadership within the interim government. Speaking to Village news this afternoon, FNA General Secret
The Ministry of Transport, Works and Energy has confirmed that 79 percent of employees remain at work around the country after the members of the FITCU unions walked off their jobs this morning. After conducting a surv
The Ministry of Transport, Works and Energy has confirmed that 79 percent of employees remain at work around the country after the members of the FITCU unions walked off their jobs this morning. After conducting a surv
