Thirty-eight percent of employees have been less productive than normal in the lead-up to the Christmas break, 35% say they have been just as productive and 27% have been more productive, according to new research.
Being a small business owner is so glamorous and straightforward, right?
You can work whenever you want, determine your income and make your own rules. It’s the lifestyle that everyone wishes they had. Or is it?
It’s Christmas time and there is a real need to keep your business’ reputation and brand intact during this festive period of cheer and merriment.
Christmas is a hectic time for small business owners – with scammers looking to take advantage of tired and stressed people during the festive season.
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.
Small businesses are urged to start preparing for the Christmas shutdown period now to avoid traditional post-Christmas cash flow shortages that are often to blame for a spike in insolvencies in February.
With the season of Christmas parties, Spring racing and social events fast approaching, it’s time for employers to take stock of their potential exposure to risk of litigation involving sexual harassment, a legal expert warns.
Myer chief executive Bernie Brookes announced that he was expecting a “good, but not great” Christmas at a Financial Services Institute lunch earlier this week. Sales of gift wrapping, decorations and hampers were “in line with expectations”, but he was being realistic about the prospects for Christmas given the economic climate of the past two […]
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