Google has launched Google Engage, a new training and incentives program to support Australian digital freelancers and agencies that offer web services to small and medium-sized businesses.
Metcash, owner of IGA supermarkets and Australia’s largest independent grocery and liquor wholesaler, welcomes Federal Court action by the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission opposing Metcash’s plans to acquire the Franklins supermarket chain for $215 million.
National Australia Bank has reportedly resolved the bank’s problems processing customer payments and transactions from last week, with payments that both business and personal banking customers were waiting for from last week reportedly appearing in bank accounts this morning.
National Australia Bank has issued a further follow up statement over the bank’s problems processing customer payments and transactions over the last two nights, with payments from Wednesday night now processed but flow on effects still delaying payments made yesterday according to a statement NAB issued this morning.
National Australia Bank has issued a follow up statement that the banks problems processing customer payments and transactions over the last two nights should now be resolved, with no further delays to EFTPOS, ATM and other electronic payments expected by the bank past this morning.
74 percent of Gen-X employees are willing to spend their own money on upgrading their skills, instead of waiting for employers to provide training, compared to 72 percent of Gen-Y employees and 68 percent of Baby Boomers.
eBay has criticised calls by Australian retailers to reduce the GST threshold applied to imported goods purchased online, labelling it as an unfair attack on Australian consumers, particularly considering the phenomenal growth of Aussie retailers online.
Two thirds of Australians are planning to spend less on gifts, sale shopping and family entertainment this Christmas, according to a new survey by finance comparison website Mozo.com.au.
National Australia Bank has issued a statement that the bank has had problems processing customer payments and transactions overnight, with this possibly causing delays to EFTPOS, ATM and other electronic payments today.
Employers can fire employees for Facebook posts or other social media comments outside of work hours, but doing so may be costly if they don’t follow basic workplace laws and procedures.
