400 vacancies were not filled at the USP which concerned us - Fong
At one stage after the COVID-19 pandemic, 400 vacancies were not filled at the University of the South Pacific and this was of a great concern to the former Presidents of
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Strike threat looms at USP, staff unions want me reinstated and VC Ahluwalia out – Dr Naikatini
Former President of the Association of University of the South Pacific Staff, Doctor Tamara Osborne Naikatini confirms members of the Association and the USP Staff Union
USP conducts free events on drug addiction and recovery
In a step to contribute towards national efforts in the fight against drug abuse, the University of the South Pacific is conducting a series of free events on addiction a
Usamate calls on Singh and Radrodro to act regarding USP issue
Independent MP, Jone Usamate is today calling on the Fiji Government and in particular, Minister for Employment, Agni Deo Singh to urgently investigate the sacking of Doc
All staff contracts including terminations, are confidential – USP
The University of the South Pacific will not comment on the termination of Dr Tamara Osborne-Naikatini, Lecturer in Biology and President of the Association of USP Staff,
Droya overcame struggles to attain Masters in Development Studies by Research
From crossing the same river 18 times twice a week to reach school during his Primary School education at Nakurukuruvakatini Primary School, Inoke Qio Droya from Nasava V
Single mother graduates with honours despite financial struggles faced for the past 5 years
Salote Taukeisalili was full of joy as all her hard work paid off after she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Graduate Certificate in Education at the University of t
63-year-old Dr Tiwari makes history as Fiji's first PhD graduate in insurance law
63-year-old Dr Pradeep Krishan Tiwari, who has become the first person in Fiji to graduate with a PhD in insurance law from the University of the South Pacific, says wher
Birth of son motivates Tovoleisuva to finish her education
It was an emotional moment for 25-year-old Eva Tovoleisuva after she graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce and Management during the USP Laucala Campus Graduation ceremon
Suqesuqevanua defies all odds including visual impairment to graduate from USP
26-year-old Josaia Suqesuqevanua defied all odds to graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce, Public Administration, Employment Relations and Human Resource Management from
USP Labasa and Savusavu campuses will open today except campuses in Viti Levu
The University of the South Pacific DISMAC committee has confirmed that the Labasa and Savusavu campuses will be normalised today whereas other campuses in Viti Levu will
USP campuses to remain closed today
In light of the latest announcement by the Ministry of Education for continued school closures, the University of the South Pacific DISMAC has directed that USP Fiji camp
All USP campuses around Fiji will be closed today
In light of the overnight announcement by the Ministry of Education regarding school closures, the University of the South Pacific DISMAC Committee has directed the closu
Strike threat looms for USP
Members of the Association of University of the South Pacific Staff and USP Staff Union cast their secret ballots for industrial action at their respective campuses arou
We continue to work with the staff unions regarding their grievances - USP
The University of the South Pacific stresses its management team continues to work with the staff unions regarding their grievances since it was raised earlier this year.
USP Staff Association to have a consultation meet on Tuesday - Fong
The Association of University of the South Pacific Staff will have their consultation meeting next Tuesday to decide on their next step. While speaking to fijivillage
Prof. Ahluwalia reappointed as USP VC, council says declining enrolment numbers and financial constraints at USP
The University of the South Pacific Council has reappointed Professor Pal Ahluwalia as Vice-Chancellor and President of USP, and the council says it also heard from staff
USP Staff Association to take industrial action as Council refuses to put Staff Paper on agenda - Fong
The University of the South Pacific Staff Association will now take industrial action and may go on a strike as the USP Council has refused to put the Association’
Industrial action will be taken if pay increment is not approved - USP union president
The University of the South Pacific Union President, Reuben Colata says industrial action will be the next step for the union if USP does not approve their pay increment
USP staff gather in numbers for peaceful protest
The University of the South Pacific staff gathered in unity this morning to convey to the USP Council members their despair in not having their paper on the council agend
USP Fiji campuses will be closed for the next two days
With the current weather situation affecting different parts of the country, the University of the South Pacific Fiji campuses will be closed for the next two days, on Tu