Arndria Seymour blogs about how to engage Generation Y through learning and development.
“Generation Y are the ‘connect me to everything’ learners. The ability to give them connection and meaning, search and explore or make it fun/entertain me is how they learn best.”
Australian job seekers continue to go online to search for jobs, but many are growing nervous about the potential career fallout from personal content on social networking sites, according to the latest survey results from global workforce solutions leader, Kelly Services.
Brett Morris blogs how management can often act emotionally at times of financial instability, and how this impacts staff.
“When your finances aren’t stable, it’s easy to lose sight of priorities and act against the best interests of your team and the business.”
Victoria’s Small Business Festival is taking place across the state during August 2011. Hundreds of exciting business events will provide inspiration, ideas and information for anyone interested in starting, building or running a business.
With the number of insolvencies continuing to rise among both small and large businesses, distressed companies must rethink their strategies towards banks and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) by conducting their negotiations in a conciliatory rather than a hostile or aggressive manner, according to PKF chartered accountants and business advisers.
The brightest and most innovative of Australia’s professional business mums will be named the winner of the 2011 Connect2Mums AusMumpreneur Awards in Sydney this August.
Julian Smith of MYOB blogs about what the Federal budget means for SMEs.
“It’s disappointing and frustrating to see the Federal Government continuing to claim that lowering the company tax rate is a win for small business. We are simply just not buying that old chestnut.”
The latest survey from Topfranchise reveals that Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisors are the number one Australian franchise among systems surveyed for the third year in a row. Now into its third year, topfranchise has surveyed over 3,000 franchisees (from over 80 systems) across Australia in the last three years.
The Government has listened to long-held concerns of tax professionals and reformed excess superannuation contribution tax traps that have tripped-up as many as 30,000 taxpayers each year, The Tax Institute said today.
From the latest smartphone to the new Apple iPad, it seems like not a day goes by without a new communication device hitting the market. There’s no denying that these technological innovations can make our lives easier, allowing us to become ever more efficient and enabling the exchange of information at lightning speed
