FTUC pushes Aspen Medical for wage talks
The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling on Aspen Medical Fiji to get to the table and negotiate with the union and resolve the workers grievances in relation to improve
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FTUC says Federation is delaying amendments to ERA
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says they are surprised at the recent statement issued by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation and the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Associa
FTUC and NWU show support towards Indian Workers and call for the rights of workers to be respected
In a show of solidarity and support towards the workers in India, a few members of the Fiji Trades Union Congress and the National Union of Workers led by Fiji Trades Uni
We are looking at anywhere between $6 to $7/hr for minimum wage – Felix Anthony
The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling on the Government to review the national minimum wage rate as it is currently below the poverty line, and they are hoping that i
Relationship between FTUC and Govt has improved - Anthony
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony says the relationship between the government and the union has certainly improved as the government has reinst
Workers’ issues can only be addressed if a Govt respects international laws and workers’ rights, and acts on them - Anthony
National Secretary for Fiji Trades Union Congress, Felix Anthony says workers’ issues can only be addressed if there is a government that is going to be sincere an
The International Transport Workers’ Federation is the voice of 18 million transport workers in 150 countries – ITF
The International Transport Workers’ Federation says it is the voice of 18 million transport workers in every corner of the globe after Attorney General, Aiyaz Say
ITF recommends urgent independent review and reform of the FNPF governance structure
A new study of the Fiji National Provident Fund by the International Transport Workers Federation has recommended an urgent independent review and reform of the FNPF gove
Has Fiji Airways debt to FNPF been converted to shares to make the Fiji Airways books look good – Anthony
We are calling on the Board of the Fiji National Provident Fund to clearly explain to members of the Fund the basis of its decision to buy shares of Fiji Airways as the r
Minimum Wage adjustment is a clear deal between some employers and the Government – FTUC
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says the Minimum Wage adjustment announced in the Revised 2021-2022 National Budget is a clear deal between some employers and the Governme
FTUC is keen to participate in genuine consultations but will not be part of any circus that Govt puts on - Anthony
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary, Felix Anthony says the government is putting the cart before the horse as the Minister for Employment, Parveen Bala and his
FTUC encourages workers to get vaccinated but says making vaccinations mandatory is wrong
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says it encourages workers to get vaccinated but states categorically that it is wrong to make vaccinations mandatory and a condition of em
FTUC opposes Fiji Institute of Accountants budget submission to increase VAT, take away family care leave and reduce civil servants pay
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says they oppose any suggestion by the Fiji Institute of Accountants to increase VAT to 12.5 percent, particularly at a time like this, and
Police deny FTUC march permit application due to COVID-19 pandemic
Police have denied permit application for the Fiji Trades Union Congress to march and hold a rally in Suva on 1st May. FTUC National Secretary, Felix Anthony says no w
Police have received permit application for FTUC march and rally - ACP Khan
Police Chief of Operations, ACP Abdul Khan says he can confirm receipt of the permit application by the Fiji Trade Union Congress for their march and rally on May 1st thi
FTUC files application to have a National Day of Protest March and Rally on May 1st
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony has today confirmed that FTUC is planning to have a national march on May 1st this year and they have lodged a