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Fiji workers defy military in strike over pay - Channel News Asia
| Fiji workers defy military in strike over pay Channel News Asia, Singapore - SUVA: Up to 10000 government workers in Fiji went on strike Thursday in defiance of the military regime to protest pay cuts imposed after December's coup, ... |
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Fiji workers defy military in strike over pay (Channel NewsAsia)
SUVA: Up to 10,000 government workers in Fiji went on strike Thursday in defiance of the military regime to protest pay cuts imposed after December's coup, according to union estimates.
Fiji workers defy military in strike over pay (TODAYonline)
File photo shows soldiers standing guard at the Prime Minister's office in Suva. Up to 10,000 government workers in Fiji went on strike Thursday in defiance of the military regime to protest pay cuts imposed after December's coup, according to union estimates.
Fiji workers defy military in strike over pay (AFP via Yahoo! Singapore News)
Up to 10,000 government workers in Fiji went on strike Thursday in defiance of the military regime to protest pay cuts imposed after December's coup, according to union estimates.
Civil servants defy anti coup protest
Civil servants defy anti-coup protest Fiji Live - Civil servants turned up to work as usual today despite calls by anti-coup supporters to stay at home in protest against Fiji?s Interim Government. The Permanent Secretary for the Public Service Taina Tagicakibau said the civil service was not Source: www.fijilive.com #1 Resource
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 Fijivillage | Civil servants defy anti-coup protest fijilive.com (subscription), Fiji - Civil servants turned up to work as usual today despite calls by anti-coup supporters to stay at home in protest against Fiji?s Interim Government. ... Top cop job to be advertised |
Civil servants defy anti-coup protest (Fijilive.com)
Civil servants turned up to work as usual today despite calls by anti-coup supporters to stay at home in protest against Fiji?s Interim Government. The Permanent Secretary for the Public Service Taina Tagicakibau said the civil service was not affected at all today.
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