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Bali has sent 139 fruit pickers to New Zealand under the contract system for six months. “The dispatch of the Balinese fruit pickers is carried out in two batches respectively consisting of 72 and 67 workers and will be employed in New Zeland until September 2009,” Head of Bali provincial manpower, transmigration and population affairs agency Anak Agung Anom told the press here Tuesday.
Bali has sent 139 fruit pickers to New Zealand under the contract system for six months. The dispatch of the Balinese fruit pickers is carried out in two batches respectively consisting of 72 and 67 workers and will be employed in New Zeland until September 2009, Head of Bali provincial manpower, transmigration and population affairs agency Anak
Bali has sent 139 fruit pickers to New Zealand under the contract system for six months. The dispatch of the Balinese fruit pickers is carried out in two batches respectively consisting of 72 and 67 workers and will be employed in New Zeland until September 2009, Head of Bali provincial manpower, transmigration and population affairs agency Anak
Bali has sent 139 fruit pickers to New Zealand under the contract system for six months. The dispatch of the Balinese fruit pickers is carried out in two batches respectively consisting of 72 and 67 workers and will be employed in New Zeland until September 2009, Head of Bali provincial manpower, transmigration and population affairs agency Anak
Bali has sent 139 fruit pickers to New Zealand under the contract system for six months. The dispatch of the Balinese fruit pickers is carried out in two batches respectively consisting of 72 and 67 workers and will be employed in New Zeland until September 2009, Head of Bali provincial manpower, transmigration and population affairs agency Anak
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