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Fiji monitors labour market risk as global flight disruptions and rising fuel costs hit tourism
Fiji is keeping a close watch as global travel disruptions and rising fuel costs from the Middle East crisis threaten its tourism-driven economy. Officials warn the ripple effects could touch hospitality jobs and overseas labour programs, prompting careful monitoring and prepared responses.
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Fiji’s 2023–24 Employment Survey Highlights Women’s Unemployment Gap and Barriers to Formalisation
New data reveal a skills-rich but underutilized female workforce in Fiji: high education and talent, yet few leadership roles or formal business gains—pointing to reforms and smarter workplace practices that could unlock real growth.
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Fiji Monitors Middle East Crisis for Potential Tourism Slowdown and Overseas-Worker Impacts
With regional tensions on the rise, Fiji is closely watching developments that could ripple into its jobs market and travel sector. Officials warn early disruption could touch tourism, transport costs, and overseas worker programs, even as planners prepare for various scenarios.