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William Buck director appointed to Governance Institute
The leadership role will see him lead a council of 18 people to promote education and membership opportunities offered by the institute.
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ACSC releases small business cyber security guides
After several high-profile cyber attacks this year, the centre advises SMEs on ways they can protect themselves.
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One-in-three businesses cancels Christmas
End-of-year parties and celebrations have become casualties of rising costs, says Robert Half.
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Experienced pair promoted to partner at Cor Cordis
The appointments reflect the development of the firm and the growth in talent, says its CEO.
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SMEs plead for help on energy costs, net zero
Small business feels abandoned when it comes to advice on reducing bills and emissions, NSW research shows.
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Rise in overseas intake would boost GDP by $35bn: KPMG
More permanent arrivals are good news for the budget bottom line while avoiding hits to employment or wages, say accounting firms.
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Melbourne identity fraudster jailed for stealing $3.3m
Personal details from the dark web were used to set up bank accounts that siphoned money from the unwitting victims.
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Healthcare company forced to back pay staff $7.3m
More than 8,500 employees were underpaid for seven years, says the FWO.
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Make migration flexible, fair and simple, Canberra urged
Accounting bodies say the process should focus on skills rather than job titles, and reject a proposed wage threshold.
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PwC Australia appoints 67 additional partners
The number of admissions was the firm’s largest-ever January intake.
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Employer and industry groups say energy price caps will cause supply problems
Australia’s biggest employer groups have said the government’s energy policy will help households and small businesses but said they have concerns over market interve...
‘Stark choice’ faces distressed SMEs: feed family or pay suppliers
Shrinking cash reserves and the impact of inflation mean many small businesses are confronting an impossible dilemma, says insolvency specialist.
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RSL LifeCare pays out $5m to short-changed staff
The aged care provider enters an enforceable undertaking after underpaying thousands of workers over more than a decade.
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Financial adviser jailed for swindling clients’ super accounts
Fake hardship and benefit claims backed up by false email addresses and phone impersonation netted $35,000.
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Brace yourselves for joyless Christmas, business warned
The latest data from CreditorWatch shows trade receivables and other key indicators going down, and a bleak outlook for next year.
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Economic headwinds shape opportunities for tech: Ignition
Efficiency and productivity will be key for many businesses, says regional chief.
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Technology, automation the answer to talent shortage: Class
Demand for accountants outstrips supply six to one, says the firm, but trust management systems can help some of the burden.
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Mental health ‘stigma’ means small business slow to seek help
More than one in four are diagnosed with an issue but almost half believe it counts against them, report finds.
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Director ID scheme fails to sign up 1 in 5
Extended deadline does little to encourage applications and ATO refuses to publish the final tally.
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Small business calls for overhaul of insolvency laws
ASBFEO says complex and expensive administration procedures fail small businesses facing crises they cannot control.
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