Below is the explanation of Samoa National Provident Fund interpretation of the ACT for understanding and to ensure compliance.
- Every employee that is paid wages whether it be for one day, 2 days or a week must pay NPF contributions. This means that the employer is obligated to pay the 10% contributions for such workers/employees [5% employee + 5% employer] irrespective of the length of employment. The employees 5% MUST be deducted from their wages even if they opt not to deduct the 5%NPF. [see Section 22 (1) & (2) and the interpretation of employee (a) & (b)]. If the rate of wages is less than the minimum rate (i.e. $2.00 per hour) then no sum shall be recovered from the employee and the employer must pay the full 10%. [See Section 22 (6)]
- In reference to the Death Benefit, the 2 years requirement is counted consecutively. That is, even if there is a break in the employment history of the casual, we count all the bits and pieces to make up this 2 years.






The 2011 Black Friday Trust held another fundraising Dinner at Langham Hotel Symonds Street in Auckland last Friday 12 August
2011. The event was a collaboration of several organizations which includes the Black Friday Trust, NZ Rugby Players Association (NZRPA), and Get Black on your Feet (Catwalk Spinal Cord Injury Trust), NZ Spinal Trust and the NZ Rugby Foundation. Funds raised was purposely for the Setup of a Dedicated Spinal Cord Injury Research Unit and enhance the rehabilitation, Information and support Services for patients and their families as Spinal Rehabilitation Facilities in NZ.
Su'a and Papalii pictured infront of the Rugby League World Cup in the New Zealand Rugby League Office during the
SU’A & Associates has recently been engaged as the local counterpart consultant firm for the ADB and World Bank Project in Strengthening of Public Financial Management through Improved Fixed Asset Management TA 7544. The project was target specifically to Electric Power Corporation and Samoa Water Authority (Utility Corporations for Samoa) together with Ministry of Finance.
Su’a with former English Captain Lawrence Dellalio at the Hong Kong Rugby football Club in March 2011 during the GFI HK 10s b4 the IRB 7s. Dellaglio was the guest at the Tournament together with the World Cup Tour counting down World Cup 2011 in NZ.
Andrew Williams (Penquins), Su’a Fouina (TA Borneo Eagles) and Alapasa Cordtz 9Skipper Borneo Eagles) holding the Rugby World Cup Trophy during the Cup tour at the GFI HK 10s March 2011.



