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Armed with brand new personal devices, many employees expect to use their smart-gadgets at work with full connectivity.

The combination of tight purse strings after the expense of Christmas and New Year festivities, and employees with post-holiday blues, can mean an all-round slump for business.

Small business may feel like bit players in the fight against climate change, but as Australia sets to sizzle this week, industry bodies are affirming we can all make an impact.

A comprehensive and tailored approach to protecting your business against online attacks has become as necessary as locking the door to your house.

Delivering exceptional customer experience is increasingly recognised as an important means of driving competitive advantage.

Just the same as with traditional onsite teams, myriad problems can occur when virtual teams are haphazardly thrown together.

On the top of the New Year’s resolutions list for many is to rein in budgets, and finally get back into the black.

A professional body of accountants has slammed the current tax arrangements of employee share schemes (ESS), saying the regulations are building an anti-competitive environment for entrepreneurs.

There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to business success, however economists and trend watchers concur that some sectors have greater potential for prosperity in 2014 than others.

Business leaders are invited to nominate for the 2014 Telstra Business Awards.

If you have leased a retail space in New South Wales, you are in the best position to have your say on the upcoming review of the Retail Leases Act 1994.

A new survey has found many Aussies plan to change jobs or start their own business this year, but some commentators believe the media is dishing up a skewed view of what life is truly like as a business owner.

The Minister for Employment has moved to reassure small business operators that advice from the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) should be relied upon, without fear of prosecution.

In 2013 the overall number of job advertisements declined by 9 per cent, suggesting that employers are hesitating to take on new staff.

The Statute Law Revision Bill and the Amending Acts 1901-1969 Bill will propose the repealing of some 8,000 redundant federal laws, some dating back to 100 years.

The NSW Government is currently seeking expressions of interest from businesses and organisations able to start and run a pilot ‘Smart Work Hub’.

Dynamic Business had a chat to David Smorgon about his career and his latest venture, Point made., which works with family business owners, corporates and senior executives to identify, solve and improve their communication issues.

In November 2013, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that Australia had 11.5 million people engaged in 6,359 different forms of employment.

It’s never too soon to start thinking about your company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) program – no matter how new or small your company may be.

SMBs have been urged to keep cyber security at the top of the agenda in the new year as attacks on businesses are expected to increase.