We need to develop the employment market to ensure that we do not continue to lose workers to the overseas market. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka stated this while ope
When you perform your best and focus on what is required of you during your employment, you are creating a relationship where employers will want to recruit more from you
29-year-old Pene Savea who is going for his second time under the Australia Seasonal Worker Program says he managed to save around $20,000 in his last deployment and also
Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations Agni Deo Singh has met with the Australian Council of Trade Union President, Michelle O'Neal as part of his
54 Fijian workers who will be leaving the country for New Zealand under the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme were reminded by the Acting Minister for Employment,
445 Fijians have been provided employment and $56.2 million has been injected into the Fijian economy under the Australian Government’s Maritime Essential Services
The Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relation, Agni Deo Singh, says there were hindrances in the past regarding the Employment Relations Advisory Boar
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary, Felix Anthony says it is ironic that Government Ministers at the time of elections are now going around workplaces speaking
29 Fijian workers, who will be leaving our shores this week for employment opportunities in Australia, were reminded to set clear goals, stay focused and perform their be
A former Fijian whose humble beginnings started in Suvavou Village, Suva, was in the country earlier this month as the first approved employer of Fijian origin under the
127 Fijians will be leaving Fiji soon to work in Australia under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme. This was highlighted by the Minister for Employment, Pro
The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has engaged a Professor from Queensland University of Technology to develop a 10 year human capital development plan in identi
We are excited to host the Pepper Advantage Hub in Fiji and welcome the 800 to 1000 new jobs it will create for Fijians over the next five years. This was stated by Mi
100 Fijian workers are expected to leave for employment in Australia as Whales Regional Workforce is in the country to recruit more Fijian workers. Since their first v
More Fijians are expected to work in New Zealand under New Zealand Recognised Seasonal Employer as Bostok New Zealand are in the country to recruit more employers. Bos
Construction companies have been making applications to bring in workers from Bangladesh. This was highlighted by the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy Aiyaz S
Regional Workforce Management which is the largest approved employer for Fijians in Australia, has engaged more than 1,000 Fijian workers under the Pacific Australia Labo
Twelve Fijian workers that recently left Fiji for employment in Australia under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme, have been reminded to respect their m
An information session for the aged-care sector in Australia for more than 60 employers revealed that Fijian workers are in demand in the industry. This was highlighte
Minister for Employment, Parveen Bala has issued a stern warning to the 198 Fijian workers preparing to leave for the Pacific Australian Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme tha
More than 40 selected Fijian workers have departed for Australia and New Zealand for employment opportunities. 12 workers will be deployed to New Zealand under the Rec