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Ombudsman calls for better protections of employee wages
First 5000 | November 20, 2019The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell is calling on the federal government to make it easier for hard-working Australians’ wages and entitlements to be calculated correctly and paid on time.
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Car share start-up investment to help drive future insurance
First 5000 | November 20, 2019Suncorp’s investment in Australia’s largest peer-to-peer car sharing platform Car Next Door will help drive new mobility insurance solutions to meet more customer needs.
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Innovative satcomms transforming space sector
First 5000 | November 19, 2019The Australian Space Agency has signed a Statement of Strategic Intent and Cooperation with Brisbane based EM Solutions Pty Ltd, who develop high speed telecommunications products for international supply chains.
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Infrastructure and energy sectors to dominate wage growth in 2020
First 5000 | November 19, 2019Global recruitment firm Robert Walters has released its salary expectations for Australian professionals in 2020, with roles in certain sectors set to experience wage growth.
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Create the ultimate customer journey with your website
Raul Harman | November 19, 2019You see the numbers but you can’t wrap your head around them: why are so many visitors leaving your website without taking any action?
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Have your say: draft CDR Privacy Safeguard Guidelines
First 5000 | November 18, 2019The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) is seeking your views on its draft Privacy Safeguard Guidelines. Submissions close: Wednesday 20 November 2019.
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5 reasons why you need an office coffee machine in 2020
First 5000 | November 18, 2019Looking for ways to cut costs, increase productivity and be more sustainable in 2020? According to JURA Australia, an office coffee machine might just be the simple solution for Australian workplaces.
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Tips to design workplaces for maximum productivity
Maryn Mcdonnell | November 18, 2019How do you define workplace productivity? Many businesses measure productivity in terms of efficiency. Employees can be efficient, but they also hit a productive wall. If the work environment does not keep them happy, they lose motivation, and the results can be devastating for the company.
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Improving protections of employees’ wages and entitlements
Business Council of Australia | November 15, 2019The Business Council of Australia supports reforms that will strengthen the integrity of Australia’s workplace laws so that everyone – business, workers and the community – can be confident that those laws will be observed and that breaches will attract appropriate consequences.
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Key elements of a good credit management strategy
First 5000 | November 15, 2019Extending credit to customers can be a great way to increase the amount they buy, and contribute to develop strong relationships with them. However, if the credit management process is inadequate, you could find customers are paying late or not at all, potentially impacting the company’s bottom line, according to Atradius.
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Essential tips for a good start in property investment
Derek Lotts | November 15, 2019It’s not uncommon for businesses to invest in real estate. After all, this type of investment is ideally suited for companies that want to have assets that can be either utilized in the future or liquidized when needed.
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Podcast: the 5-hour workday
Craig West | November 14, 2019Work less hours and get more done. Host Craig West speaks to managing director of accounting and financial advisory firm Collins SBA, Jonathan Elliot, about how he revolutionised his workplace by introducing a 5-hour workday.
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Setting the scene for innovation
Graeme Lofts | November 14, 2019A climate of innovation doesn’t ‘just happen’. It comes about when an individual or a business sets the scene for ongoing innovative thinking.
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Opportunity for Leading Australian Innovations with US Defense
First 5000 | November 14, 2019To support Australian businesses, Austrade is working with the Australian Department of Defence to identify programs that Australian companies can leverage to decrease the time and cost of selling to US forces.
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Attaché acquired by UK’s Access Group
First 5000 | November 13, 2019Financial Management and Payroll software supplierAttaché has been acquired The Access Group, a UK-based provider of software to growing mid-market businesses.