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Christmas time is upon us. This is a key period for businesses. It may be coincidental but there are a number of actions which have taken place now where the focus is upon so-called ‘waste’ materials. ABC TV launched a new series of its popular ‘War...
2017 was a big year for us - we had a lot of new additions to the team, settled into our new office and increased our focus on collaboration. A big year means big numbers, so we've broken them down below to start things off: 2017...
Jacquie is a Business Advisor Jacquie has 20 years real-world experience working with SME’s and multinationals. She has a background in HR, senior commercial roles in the B2B sector and adult education. Her areas of expertise include client relationship management, business development, HR and event organisation. What’s...
Small businesses with 20 or more employees will need to adopt the ATO’s Single Touch Payroll (STP) system from 1 July 2018. The definition of an employee is anyone who is on the employers payroll regardless of whether they are full-time, part-time or casual as...
“Don’t they realise that we are people too?” I am sitting in class with a group of Year 8 boys, discussing why it is that school is such a hard place for many students to reside in, and exploring why there are so many instances...
Carissa is a Workplace Learning Coordinator Carissa attended Macleay College in Sydney studying hospitality and management. She then worked in retail for 15 years, 3 of these as a manager. She then owned a successful restaurant for 5 years. What is the meaning of your name: (Carissa) in...
Why do so many promising start-ups go off the rails? Often they have trouble expanding controllably. Business founders may resist imposing discipline for fear of losing agility and control—but the price may be chaotic operations and unpredictable performance. I suggest four activities that can help companies...
Tax basics workshops are completely free. Each session will cover: Business structures and registrations Goods and services tax Reporting Motor vehicle deductions Depreciation Home-based businesses Record-keeping Develop a personalised action plan Available support options Do you qualify? To qualify, attendees need to have an ABN, and there...
Applications for the Business Acceleration Grants are open on the NSW eTender website until 30 October 2017 Thinking about entering the NSW disability sector? Have a great approach and want to scale-up faster? Not directly involved in disability service delivery but have an innovative idea...