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Its a very sad thing to hear the lad story about his island Koro...because I saw the devastation on the island...bless these workers who sacrifice their time to leave their families to look for money...

Absolutely...

this is very helpful...you hardly get that money for six month in Fiji...no company in fiji can offer you that esp for casual people .....thanks to Nec

@@melanatednesians1642 The white man or the yellow man or the red man is not obliged to pay you whatever you want. They run a business and if you don't want the work they will find someone else. That is the reality of the capitalist world that i suspect you live in. Unless you are a socialist living in some communist country where the State determines what your labour is worth. If you work hard and save your money you to will have people work for you and their wages will depend on 'supply and demand.' What your labour is worth in the current job environment. In the meantime stop putting down people who have chosen (no one forced them) to go and work in Australia to help their family and their village. Unless you are willing to send funds to the Koro Islanders who are trying to put their lives back together. Complaining about some 'White man' in Australia is not going to put food on the table of villagers on Koro. Again, I say God bless the young men who chose to do something for their families instead of sitting and complaining.

Thank you..how can I join ?

We’ll said James!

Don't ever say,stop praying.Start working nd keep praying.

@@paulinastubbs333 ok. Pray hard, work hard.

The PALM scheme is open to workers from 9 Pacific island countries and Timor-Leste. For more information please see: www.palmscheme.gov.au/workers

The PALM scheme is open to workers from 9 Pacific island countries and Timor-Leste. For more information see this page: www.palmscheme.gov.au/workers

Nina kila vinaka na sa tiko rawa mai keri...e vacava na fika ya??kerei mena matata mai vei keimami na tiko qo e Viti bera na vaka IO...ke qai vadina ya na mata ni fika...sa qai dua na ka vakaloloma

Vica na ka me tarogi sebera ni o va io; E saumi na vanua ni vaicili, livaliva, wai? E saumi na kakana? E vica e musuka na kabani se middle man? E vica na siga o na cakacaka kina kei na yaua? Ke o cakacaka me 5 na siga, sa va dei na 5 na siga ya e na loma ni 6 na vula taucoko? Au vakabauta ni na oti na nomu taro o qo, o na kila vinaka na ka o sa na varau curuma. Kaya mada o cakacaka me 6 na vula o net taka mai e $8850 ke o cakacaka va kaukauwa, devide taka e na loma ni 180 days? $8850÷180 days =$49.16 a day. Kemu sau e na dua na siga e $75 fijian dollars a day.

This is nothing but slavery, A job is nothing!!! but work !!!! I'd rather be planting kava at home than to work in blazing sun for 16 hours a day for 50 bucks ...No thanks. ....

How ... salary /hours ,8 hours /day ? Plaese info salary thank you bro

Yes

@@taiyenathaniel5131 we have alot of worker in east Timor if you want, your company Van organise for their working visa, and i Will help to send them to australia

Same as everywhere. Locals don't want to do manual labour because they are lazy I guess.

Most of them are very picky.Prefer hotels,pubs,council workers,building industries.Pay is much more.

Thanks to centralink 😂🤣🤪

They will never be able to get 12 grand in six months doing farm work back home. Thanks to Australian government.

I would like to join

I need your help if you csn put me among those people I'll be so very glad

Vica na yabaki qai matua nomu yaqona? Tamata ya 6 ga na vula sa qoqota e 8 na udolu.

gauna 2 na yabaki yaqona sa harvest..levu ga o tea levu o rawata

O kila beka kevaka e tiko Nodra qele me ra tei yaqona kina?

Ena vinaka mena dau matata vinaka...ya sana wili kina na expenses kece se cava?

If the pay is so bad in your eyes then why they keep going back? Learn to appreciate little things, nothing good comes easy.

@@blackiebloom6984 instead of being treated like slaves we have the luxury of our own free land to plant and work whenever we feel like you your own boss you don't have to pay for your rent in Fiji to survive because you have your village where everything is grown on land for free

With that lil money you saying...that Fijian dude built his house with it while the rest of you struggling with your rents that side.....back here in Fiji that is a big money....why can't Australia find man that can work in farm there in Aussie? Well that's cause some of you ashamed to work in farms...or can't work in farms....have you contributed 8000 or 10000 to your village? If you haven't..go work in the farm and come msg me...saying ka vakaloloma..raica na matadra..ra regret tu? Ra rarawa tu? Kevaka o lomani iratou o kaya ni vakaloloma... Lako lei sikovi ira solia nodra lavo me vaka ni o visa tuqori e tawa tu nomu taga..lol

Don't forget these people made the sacrifice to leave their loved ones back at home to search for greener pastures. The wages and work conditions are not match according to Australian standards vinaka.