Significats de FIFO en anglès

Doctors have raised concerns over the health and family life of FIFO workers.

The phrase FIFO is a relatively new one to us Irish.

She's an aspiring marine biologist and he's a FIFO worker on the Goldie.

Ms Harvey said there were some FIFO families who had been separated for seven months.

Bassendean GP Dr John McAuliffe told WA Todaythe high rate could be attributed to FIFO.

The phrase FIFO is a relatively new one to us Iris(...)

Like most FIFO workers, his pay packet is healthy.

An exception to the FIFO rule is where shares are sold within four weeks of purchase.

So it goes for an undisclosed number of the fly-in fly-out (FIFO) miners in Australia.

During my week with the FIFO crew, I found that it wasn't about selling people something they didn't need.

Jason and the other teams believe that letting FIFO contractor mates stay on premises provides an unfair financial advantage.

Despite the parliamentary inquiry, the state's FIFO community claimed in March that conditions have actually worsened for the state's workers.

Cleaning the dongas, where FIFO workers return to sleep after 12 hours in a sweaty mine, is particularly gruelling work.

In 2015, the West Australian government conducted a 10-month investigation into the state's FIFO workforce.

Former FIFO worker Ryan was on site for seven of those -and has heard of at least a dozen.

But life is hard as a FIFO worker, or in Holly's case, as a DIDO (Drive-in Drive-Out worker).