Posts tagged "wage subsidies"

Johnny has been wanting to join the food and hospitality industry for many years, taking on unpaid work experience as a sous chef’s assistant, and studying. However, he found it hard to get paid employment.

Should wage subsidies and small business loans remain Australia's economic response measures of choice into the future?

SMEs wanting to access the federal government’s JobMaker hiring credits can now register for the scheme via the Australian Taxation Office.

Treasury is working with the Council of Small Business Organisations to address key concerns about the JobMaker hiring credit program.

Naught Distillery co-founder Chris Cameron says two key incentives in this year’s federal budget will make a big difference to his business.

The government has introduced a suite of JobMaker wage subsidies to get young people into jobs, but eligibility is on a tight leash.

As Treasurer Josh Frydenberg prepares to deliver the 2020 federal budget, here's what SMEs and startups can expect to see.

Australian businesses that hire unemployed young people will be given access to wage subsidies in the 2020 federal budget.

Overwhelmingly, Australia’s leading economists want the budget to boost social housing and the JobSeeker unemployment benefit.

The Federal Court has found Qantas did not reasonably apply its JobKeeper subsidies and now owes backpay to hundreds of staff members who were engaged throughout the pandemic.

JobKeeper 1.0 is expiring at the end of this month. Here's what sole traders and small businesses need to know about transitioning off the wage subsidies.

The federal government has paid $500 million to businesses under its apprenticeship and training subsidies program, Michaelia Cash says.