Stigma against women working late highlighted at ADB annual meeting
One of the issues highlighted during the ‘30 under 30' seminar at the 52nd Asian Development Bank annual meeting in Nadi was the s
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Tribunal denies orders, union to file individual grievances
The Lautoka Arbitration Tribunal, in an emergency hearing initiated by the National Union of Workers (NUW), has denied all four or
FTUC stops meeting about nationwide protest after police arrive to search their office
The Fiji Trades Union Congress board had to stop it’s meeting to decide on whether they will go ahead with the planned nationwide
Human Rights NGO Coalition condemns harassment of trade unionists
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights says they strongly condemn the harassment and arrests of trade unionists yesterday and stands in
Fiji Airways crosses the $1 billion in revenue for 2018 financial year
Fiji Airways has announced a profit of $55 million for the 2018 financial year and the airline company has also crossed the $1 bil
Follow the law to settle any labour grievances - Ashwin Raj
The Director of Fiji Human Rights and Anti‑Discrimination Commission Ashwin Raj says the law limits the way in which essential ser
FRA disapproves application to use roads for planned march this Saturday - FTUC
The Fiji Trades Union Congress has said that the Fiji Roads Authority has rejected their application to use roads in Nadi for thei
Bus services will operate as normal tomorrow - Lal
The Fiji Bus Operators Association President, Richard Lal has confirmed that bus services will operate as normal tomorrow. Afte
All health facilities will be open tomorrow - Waqainabete
Minister for Health Dr. Ifereimi Waqainabete says all health care providers are aware that they provide essential services and the
Motor cyclist dies in Nabou
A motor cyclist has passed away after he was involved in a head-on-collision with a 4 wheel drive vehicle in Nabou, Sigatoka earli
47 households of Vio Island now have access to renewable and affordable electricity
47 households of Vio Island now have access to a reliable source of electricity after Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama launched
333 students graduate from FNU's College of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies
333 students who have graduated from FNU's College of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies have been told to be ready to face