Teachers in Fiji are set to receive significant salary reductions after their acting roles in a government program were revoked, affecting 26 educators who will now see their pay cut by $16,000 annually. The decision follows the termination of their temporary positions, which had provided additional income beyond their standard teaching salaries. Authorities have cited budget constraints as the primary reason for the changes, leaving some educators concerned about financial stability. The move raises questions about the impact on schools and the broader education sector amid ongoing workforce adjustments.
26 teachers face $16,000 salary cuts after acting roles revoked Fiji Sun
