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Small business owners could be most impacted once the final report of the Royal Commission is released later today. According to Scottish Pacific CEO Peter Langham, the impact of the Royal Commission will be far and wide and there are growing fears that small businesses will find it even harder to access funding. “From where […]
Australian businesses are ahead of their global counterparts when it comes to embracing new technology and preparing for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. According to Deloitte’s second annual global Readiness Report, Leadership in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Faces of progress, 49 per cent of Australian business leaders say they invest in new technologies to disrupt their market, […]
Small businesses will be safeguarded against unfair contract terms under Labor’s proposed legislation to make them illegal. Large businesses could face hefty fines of up to $10 million for contracts that contain unfair terms such as, unreasonable ability to end an agreement and allowing the contract provider to solely vary all terms. A joint statement […]
New South Wales business, The blueprint Laboratory, is one of 16 Australian businesses that will share almost $10 million in funding. The Accelerating Commercialisation grants are part of the Liberal National Government’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme, which provides financial assistance to help businesses take their products to the next level. Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen […]
The Government’s announcement to increase and extend the instant asset write-off is expected to stimulate small business growth and investment. According to business accounting software company, MYOB, 28 per cent of small businesses find cashflow a real pressure. “Steps like these will provide a welcome leg-up to businesses looking to achieve growth this year,” said […]
Small businesses are encouraged to plan for the upcoming Australia Day public holiday by checking Enterprise Agreements and penalty rates. This year, Australia Day falls on a Saturday, which means the recognised public holiday is Monday, January 28. Employsure’s senior employment relations adviser, Jonathan Wilson said Saturday was not considered a public holiday and therefore […]
Small and medium businesses are encouraged to recognise their achievements by nominating for the 2019 Telstra Business Awards. In its 27thyear, the esteemed program is designed to celebrate and acknowledge Australia’s top performing businesses and propel them into the business spotlight. Telstra Business Awards Ambassador Michael Ackland said business owners should back themselves and take […]
The Sunsuper Australian Job Index has revealed that financial and insurance services were the worst performing industries of 2018 with employment demand dropping by almost 10 per cent. Sunsuper’s chief economist Brian Parker said it came as little surprise that financial services were among the weakest performing industries in 2018 when it came to […]
Seamless experiences, sustainable living, flexible work life and the changing notion of home were the four key trends that emerged from a study, Where the World’s Moving Global Report, which released its findings today. Global money transfer company OFX commissioned the study which surveyed the lifestyle trends of more than 800 citizens aged 25-65 years […]
Australian auto services franchise, Ultra Tune, has been fined $2.6 million for breaching both the Franchising Code of Conduct and the Australian Consumer Law. The Federal Court found that Ultra Tune had made misleading representations to a prospective franchisee about the price of the franchise, ongoing rent of the premises and the age of the […]
