The Fiji National Provident Fund has made further changes to its education, medical and unemployment withdrawal benefits.

The Fiji Employers and Commerce Federation claims that close to 20,000 workers have left our shores.

Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Amit Chanan has highlighted the critical importance of investing in water infrastructure renewal.

Self-employed Fijians and younger women are of the strongest belief that digital financial services pose a risk to their cohort group compared to younger men.

The Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, highlights that metrology has a common purpose to harness the power of accurate measurement that drives innovation, enhances quality, and fosters progress across various industries.

During the peak harvest period, sugarcane farmers delivered approximately 400,000 tonnes of cane to the mills.

The Biden administration has asked a federal appeals court to lift an order sharply curbing government officials’ communications with social media companies as a lawsuit accusing U.S. officials of seeking to censor certain views about COVID-19 and other topics online makes its way through the courts.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation says it is having issues with cane supply and a shortage of cane cutters.

Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru admits that some employers are in a stressful situation due to the sudden departure of workers for greener pastures.

Outsource Fiji has signed an agreement with the Higher Education Commission Fiji.

In a bid to reinforce Fiji’s position as a breathtaking and easily accessible tourist destination, Fiji Airways’ Global Sales Executive Manager, Akuila Batiweti, reaffirms the airline’s commitment to promoting Fiji on a global scale.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has taken a proactive approach to employee health and fitness with the setup of a Wellness centre at its Headquarters in Nasese.