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15% Of Workers May Lose Their Jobs By August 1, Says Mark Halabe - Vimarsana News

15% Of Workers May Lose Their Jobs By August 1, Says Mark Halabe

15% Of Workers May Lose Their Jobs By August 1, Says Mark Halabe On August 1, any staff member of Mark One Apparel who has not taken a jab will have their employment terminated, the company announced yesterday. His comments followed SunBiz queries by frederica elbourne Mark One Apparel managing director, ...

PM Hailed As 11th Hour Saviour - Vimarsana News

PM Hailed As 11th Hour Saviour

The worry that 1400 Fijian jobs could be lost to Southeast Asia has been eased, with the garment sector hailing the Government’s initiatives to allow businesses to resume....

Halabe: Millions Of Dollars At Stake In The Fate of the Garment Sector - Vimarsana News

Halabe: Millions Of Dollars At Stake In The Fate of the Garment Sector

  The fate of major garment factory Mark One Apparel hangs in the balance. The balance, according to owner and managing director Mark Halabe, is the challenge. Speaking from Australia,...

Full lockdown imminent amid surge in Covid-19 cases in Fiji - Vimarsana News

Full lockdown imminent amid surge in Covid-19 cases in Fiji

A nation-wide lockdown is imminent in Fiji as authorities scramble to screen and test hot-spot areas.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Fiji government scrambles to contain COVID-19 outbreak - Vimarsana News

Fiji government scrambles to contain COVID-19 outbreak

Fiji government scrambles to contain COVID-19 outbreak The government of the Pacific island nation of Fiji this week imposed a three-day lockdown in response to a sudden outbreak of COVID-19 cases, linked to the B16-17 variant from India. The move was announced only 30 minutes before it was enforced. While limited and inadequate, the measure was the strictest since COVID-19 hit the country in March last year. The main island of Viti Levu and other parts of the country went into lockdown, with people ordered indoors from May 1 to May 3. No businesses were allowed to operate for a 56-hour perio...

Source: wsws.org