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Fiji Commerce Federation Welcomes Suspension of Work Permit Requirements

From FBC News · () English

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  • The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) supports the government's temporary suspension of work permit requirements.
  • The suspension, effective from September 1 to December 31, eases employer burdens.
  • Employers will not need to provide details on job ads, training, local understudies, or application analysis during this period.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) has expressed its approval of the government's recent decision to temporarily suspend specific requirements for work permit applications. This move is seen as a positive step towards streamlining processes for businesses operating in Fiji.

The suspension, which will be in effect from September 1st through December 31st, aims to alleviate some of the administrative burdens faced by employers. During this period, companies will be exempt from submitting detailed information regarding the advertisement of vacant positions. They will also not be required to provide data on training plans for staff, the development of local understudies, or a thorough analysis of applications received.

FCEF Chief Executive Officer Bernard highlighted the significance of this decision, suggesting it will facilitate quicker hiring processes and potentially address labor shortages. The federation's welcoming stance indicates a belief that this temporary measure will support economic activity and business operations during the specified timeframe.

the move will

— BernardFCEF Chief Executive Officer commenting on the government's decision.
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