HIGH COURT TO RULE ON WUSI\’s LEGALITY
The High Court will this Friday, deliver its ruling on the legality of the Workers Union of Solomon Islands (WUSI). Chief Executive Officer of the Solomon…
Category: <span>Labour Issues</span>
SINA EXTENDED STRIKE NOTICE BY 30 DAYS
The Solomon Islands Nurses Association (SINA) has extended its strike notice by a further 30 days. The extension is effective tomorrow, 8th April, after the initial…
WUSI CALLS FOR INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION INTO PORTS ISSUE
The Workers Union of Solomon Islands (WUSI) is calling for an independent investigation on issues relating to the Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) Chief Executive Officer…
DAVID TUHANUKU IS NEW WUSI PRESIDENT
The Workers Union of Solomon Islands (WUSI) has a new President. He is David Tuhanuku. Mr. Tuhanuku replaced the former President Gladis Pae. WUSI General Secretary…
WUSI CRITICIZED SIPA REFORMS
The General Secretary of the Workers Union of Solomon Islands, WUSI has criticized the current Solomon Islands Ports Authority, SIPA reforms describing it as out of…
WUSI IN DISPUTE WITH SIPA OVER REMOVAL OF SIPA\’s CEO
The Workers Union of Solomon Islands (WUSI) is currently engaged in a dispute with the Solomon Islands Ports Authority over WUSI\’s demand for the immediate removal…
MMF TOLD TO STAY OUT OF SIPA ISSUE
Former employees of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) have warned the Malaita Ma\’asina Forum (MMF) not to interfere with the court case between SIPA and…
FIVE MALAYSIANS FACING DEPORTATION OVER WORK PERMITS
Five Malaysians whose work permits have been cancelled were given a seven days grace period before facing deporting. A letter served to the owner of Evergrow…
TOZAKA CONFIRMED GOV\’T INTEREST WITH CANADA
Foreign Affairs Minister Milner Tozaka has confirmed the Solomon Islands Government\’s interest to engage in labour mobility opportunities with Canada. A statement from the Foreign Affairs…
SIPEU TERMINATES THREE EMPLOYEES
The Solomon Islands Public Employees Union (SIPEU) has terminated three of its employees in relation to missing moneys. A board member of SIPEU, Magistrate Jim Seuika…