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Expatriate workers covered under Act

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An expatriate worker who comes to work in Fiji will be covered under the Employment Relations Act. This was highlighted by Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations mediator Tomasi Keni at a minimum wage review public consultation in Ba this week. Mr Keni was responding to a query from Dayal Steels Ltd general manager Anul Sharan after admitting the company had to pay $40,000 in medical fees for an expatriate at ASPEN Hospita…

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Expatriate workers covered under Act

An expatriate worker who comes to work in Fiji will be covered under the Employment Relations Act. This was highlighted by Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations mediator Tomasi Keni at a minimum wage review public consultation in Ba this week. Mr Keni was responding to a query from Dayal Steels Ltd general manager Anul Sharan after admitting the company had to pay $40,000 in medical fees for an expatriate at ASPEN Hospita…

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