150 articles tagged "employment"
Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Agni Deo Singh says the Ministry is aware of the matter of the recent termination of Dr Tamara Osbourne-Naikatini, the President of the Association of USP
Cabinet has approved the review of 2018-2022 National Employment Policy. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the review will focus on the supporting of economic diversification and environmental sustainability to a
40 employers and a large number of job seekers were part of the 2024 Mini Job Fair in Nadi, which is targeted to facilitate employment opportunities and foster economic growth. While officiating at the event, Mini
Businesses will try to absorb the additional cost of doing business after the national minimum wage rate going up to $5 an hour, however if employee productivity and sales do not increase, the cost of goods will go up.
150 new jobs have been created after Recovery Corporate Limited Services opened its new west wing block. RCL Services Group CEO Nicholas Harak says today is a momentous moment for the company since they started wit
16 inmates have an opportunity to get a job after their release from prison as they were interviewed by potential employers from various sectors during the 5th Fiji Corrections Service Yellow Ribbon Employment Expo.
Good news for 200 long-term Pacific Australian Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme Fijian workers as they will have the opportunity to take their families, including their spouses and children, to Australia after the Australi
The Framework on Engaging Local Tradesmen/Women is promoting minimum wage standards, indicating a new era of fair compensation and empowerment for local craftsmanship. They say this initiative will not only ensure re
The Mokani Rugby Club in Tailevu has received a sponsorship of $4,000, while Eastern Saints Rugby received their rugby kits valued at $8,000 from FA and Company. The Head of FA and Company, Isireli Fa, thanked the
The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling on the government to increase the national minimum wage to $6 per hour. The FTUC has launched the FTUC National Minimum Wage campaign during the 50th Biennial Delegates Con
The Fiji Trade Union Congress has launched it’s campaign on the national minimum wage during the FTUC 50th Biennial Delegates Meeting. The meeting is currently underway at the Tanoa Hotel in Nadi where there wil
Six new jobs have been created as Just Right restaurant opened its first branch in Damodar Complex in Labasa. Director of Just Right, Jie Deng says it was a great opportunity for them to expand their branch to the
People are being encouraged to make their voices heard as the National Minimum Wage Review consultations begin today. The National Minimum Wage Review consultants and the Ministry of Employment Team started consult
The Fiji Mine Workers Union and people from the Vatukoula community have expressed their appreciation to the government after the Minister for Employment, Agni Deo Singh visited them regarding the long pending issue of
9 new jobs have been created after Grills Restaurant opened its first branch in Damodar Complex in Labasa. Director of Grills Restaurant, Bimal Kumar says opening their branch in Labasa is one way to give back to
The Fiji Government through the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations has appointed Consultants to conduct the comprehensive review of the National Minimum Wage and the ten sectoral wages.
In a bid to bring strong business skills from Australia to Fiji to help small business entrepreneurs, the THRIVE Program provides targeting training from the Australian Business Volunteers to show the fundamentals of ru
Seven new jobs have been created after the opening of Narhari in Damodar City, Labasa. Narhari Retail Operations Manager, Sanjay Reddy says they have chosen this location as there is more space to display their wid
The Minister for Employment, Productivity, and Industrial Relations, Agni Deo Singh is reminding employers who operate during the Easter public holidays to pay workers their public holiday pay. According to the Emp
Fijians must verify the identity of anyone claiming to be a Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations staff after an individual claimed to be a Labour Officer and threatened a shop owner for cash.
