Major changes expected for FNPF members
Major changes are expected for members of the Fiji National Provident Fund by the 1st of July this year, which include the pension
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FNPF members will know the proposed reforms by this afternoon
By this afternoon, members of the Fiji National Provident Fund will know the proposed reforms that are expected to be implemented.
Fiji expected to rake in $20m
Fiji is expected to rake in twenty million US dollars through the bauxite mine in Bua.Chinese Ambassador Doctor Han Zhiqiang said
Possible reduction in FNPF pension rates
All indications are now pointing towards a possible reduction in the pension rate for FNPF members upon retirement.While opening
FNPF to reveal new pension structure
Get ready to find out about the new FNPF pension structure later today.A symposium to introduce and explain changes to the pension
Roko Tui Cakau calls for clarity regarding provincial accounts
The Roko Tui Cakaudrove has called on the Directors of the Cakadrove Provincial Holdings Limited to come out clean about the compa
Air Pacific to confirm on the number of workers to be laid off
There will be job losses but Air Pacific is yet to confirm how many people will be laid off as part of its redundancy plan.The air
Political dialogue to begin next year
Political dialogue will begin in Fiji next year and this will be followed by the formulation of a new constitution in 2013.Foreign
Northern division can expect more tourists
From next month people from Vanua Levu will expect to see more tourists arrive on their shores.This is the confirmation from the P
New mining licenses will create more jobs
More mining companies in the country will see more people getting jobs.These are the words of Nesbitt Hazelman, the Chief Executiv
Replace management to get $3M - Bole
The Sports Minister has today made it clear that the Government will only release the full $3 million to the Fiji Rugby Union (FR
Public Emergency Regulation extended
The Public Emergency Regulation (PER) is extended to the 6th of June.President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau gazetted the extension accord