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The 100 enterprises collectively employ just 2,600 people, but the 4 Day Week Campaign hopes they will be able to bring about a significant change in the country.

The WA Export Awards is an annual programme that honours Western Australian businesses that have achieved consistent export growth.

According to new research by HR tech leader HiBob, one in five (21 per cent) young Australians working in tech expect to be laid off or fired during the economic downturn

With the labour market continuing to tighten, Kris Grant, CEO of management consultancy ASPL Group has identified five key labour market trends to watch out for in 2023. 

Australia ranks seventh in a recent study that examined incomes from across the world to find where average salaries and wages are the highest. The question is, is it enough?

Small businesses experience challenges enforcing payment terms and recovering payment arrears, as evidenced by the fact that their average late payment rates across all industries are three times greater.

New survey finds that Australian companies are making headway and finding success in China based on prevailing consumer demand.

The following are the winners of the InnovationAus Awards 2022:

Despite difficult economic conditions, Australian IT managers spent more on technology in 2022, investing more than their counterparts in the United States and the United Kingdom.

More than three-quarters of Australian retailers consider sustainability a vital component of their business culture, which is higher than the global average.

Deliveroo, headquartered in Melbourne and listed on the London Stock Exchange, entered the Australian food delivery

The survey finds that supplier expenses, gasoline, and labour are the top three costs that SMEs are dealing with the most.

An analysis presented at the Cop27 UN conference in Egypt revealed that Australia continues to lag behind other developed nations in solving the climate catastrophe

An infographic from Australia’s independent climate science and solutions organisation, Climate Council, shows what work still needs to be done.

In a survey by Money.com, 44 per cent of respondents if they are less motivated to accumulate wealth in the present economy.

The effects of rising interest rates on household budgets will likely be felt by an increasing number of households.

The impacts of natural disasters on small and family businesses can be devastating yet according to our survey, few have current business continuity plans.

Dynamic Business wishes to emphasise the importance of businesses maintaining reliable information handling methods and an up-to-date plan for responding to data breaches.

The survey also showed that 74 per cent of Australians would leave their present bank in search of more affordable financial services, according to the report.

Australian consumer and business confidence have varied sharply in 2022 as households failed to adapt to the Reserve Bank’s aggressive tightening cycle.