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Space startups reach for the stars with new facilities in Waterloo
First 5000 | July 4, 2022Saber Astronautics and TCG Group have officially launched the Wolfpack Space Hub’s new facility in Waterloo, Sydney. The new site will incubate local space tech companies and support Australia’s rapidly growing space industry.
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3 types of leaders that hold back teams, companies
Gerard Penna | July 1, 2022The quality of leadership in many workplaces falls short of expectations. Gerard Penna shares research which identifies three common patterns of sub-optimal leadership present in many workplaces.
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HAVE YOUR SAY: Responsible business
First 5000 | July 1, 2022What does responsible business mean to you and your company? What policies are you implementing to ensure that you are a good corporate citizen. As part of our have your say series we invite you to answer: ‘How is your organisation stepping up to responsible business?’
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Workforce Trends You’ll Need in the Future
Amelia Atkins | July 1, 2022No matter how big your company is, how many people you employ, and what you do, the chances are that you need some help turning all your dreams into reality. It doesn’t matter how you make it all happen – as long as you make your company successful and lucrative, you’ll know that you’re doing […]
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3 keys for remote staff to be productive, happy
Scott Stein | June 30, 2022How do we get remote staff to be productive and happy? There are 3 key activity areas that can help them achieve both: work, recharge and relax, Scott Stein explains.
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How businesses can address the shortage of casual workers
Charlie Dewitt | June 29, 2022The gig economy continues to have a strong influence in Australia as the number of casual positions and independent contractors grows. Charlie Dewitt, managing director, ANZ/SEA of UKG explains.
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Taking Care of a Person with a Disability
Carolin Petterson | June 29, 2022Caring for someone with a disability is a deeply rewarding yet challenging responsibility. It requires compassion, patience, and a commitment to providing the necessary support and care. Whether you are a family member, friend, or professional caregiver, understanding the unique needs and experiences of individuals with disabilities is crucial to providing effective care. So, here […]
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Trust in brands drives consumer spending: study
First 5000 | June 28, 2022There is a strong correlation between brand trust and consumer behaviour, according to a study from Adobe.
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Top mistakes small businesses make when managing cash flow
Angus Sedgwick | June 27, 2022It’s a tough time for SME’s at the moment. Rising overheads, supply chain issues, high staff turnover and an increase to the minimum wage – it’s no wonder many are struggling with the day to day running costs. Angus Sedgwick from OptiPay explains.
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Why Is the Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan so Important
Carolin Petterson | June 26, 2022The Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan is a place of extraordinary natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and cultural significance. Spanning over 300 square kilometers, this protected area is renowned for its diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to deep canyons and sprawling desert plains. However, the true value of the Dana Biosphere Reserve extends far beyond its […]
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Time to switch to Single Touch Payroll Phase 2
First 5000 | June 24, 2022The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has been writing to employers to let them know that Single Touch Payroll (STP) Phase 2 is here. Employers that can switch but have not yet done so are urged to start reporting as soon as possible.
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Digital marketing trends that are practical for 2022
Maryn Mcdonnell | June 23, 2022If you’ve been following any headlines lately, it’s no secret that social media advertising has become an essential part of digital marketing strategies. More and more businesses invest in advertising on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Maryn McDonnell explains.
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Why optimism trumps pessimism in creating a strong organisational culture
Tom Daemen | June 22, 2022As we’ve seen over the last two years, leadership can take many forms when it comes to managing crises such as a global pandemic, natural disaster, or international conflict. Thomas Daemen explains.
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Reforms to early childhood education support workforce, parents
First 5000 | June 21, 2022The New South Wales and Victorian Governments have committed to a full year of universal pre-kindergarten or pre-prep in the year before school by 2030, a move that will help support parents’ return to the workforce and create jobs growth for the sector.
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When Elephants Dance: Has Elon Musk called the top of the Social Media era?
Bronwyn Reid | June 20, 2022There are 6 phases of a boom and bust cycle and a regular feature of these top phases is that here, elephants start to dance – other huge companies meaning massive takeovers emerge that don’t always make sense. Bronwyn Reid explains.