Posts tagged "Covid-19 business"

As the pandemic fades and Australians start looking beyond lockdowns and mask mandates, many great businesses have struggled to pivot into new areas.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has called on the government to extend JobKeeper at the $1,500 rate, as Victorian businesses anticipate further restructions.

The shutdowns of non-essential services due to coronavirus may trigger conditions in the Fair Work Act that allow staff stand downs without …

Employers often assume mass redundancies are their only course of action, but redundancy alternatives are available and may actually be more…

"Communication is so powerful at a time like this; it can provide relief and confidence, or increase panic and doubt," writes Airwallex's Lucy Liu.

On top of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's COVID-19 stimulus package, Australia’s state and territory governments are pitching in with financial assistance to small and medium businesses.

There are calls to allow entrepreneurs to access their superannuation, but that would make our economic situation worse. There is, however, another option.

Thousands of Australians will now be working from home as the coronavirus continues to spread. But is the country ready for so many people to be working from home?

The Australian Tax Office says it will provide relief to businesses affected by COVID-19 in the form of payment deferrals and faster access to GST refunds.

What should Australian businesses do if they can’t meet their obligations under a commercial contract because of the coronavirus?

Australia’s 2.3 million small business, and the more than 4.5 million Australians they employ, are most at risk because of the spread of the coronavirus, writes Peter Strong.

Small businesses wait on the government’s coronavirus stimulus, the US economy may already be in recession, and Kogan’s surprising top-selling toilet seat.