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Deliveroo quit ‘due to gig economy crackdown’
Business academic claims Labor’s threats to improve worker conditions were behind its exit from Australia.
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Xero business index falls due to slowing sales and job growth
The increased cost of living due to inflation has slowed growth but results are still better than one year ago.
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Labour demand and jobs growth have peaked: Deloitte
Open borders have spurred the fastest population growth in four years, alleviating skill shortages.
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Quiz clients closely on crypto ‘or risk tax pitfalls’
Many fail to understand the compliance implications of trading and transacting digital assets, says crypto software specialist.
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Almost 800k directors could miss ID deadline
Latest figures suggest almost one-third of company directors will fail to apply by the November 30 cutoff.
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Salary critical, but culture is key to success
Get the workplace culture right and people will be drawn to you, says BDO’s Janet Daubney.
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Planday CEO resigns after more than 11 years
Leader exits after guiding the firm through its acquisition by Xero in mid-2021.
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FRC selects EY partner as next member
Climate and sustainability expert to serve as a member of the Financial Reporting Council.
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Casual Christmas jobs give way to permanent positions: Seek
Seasonal rush to hire temporary workers has been overshadowed by the clamour for full-timers, says recruiter.
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Aussie automated tech firm partners with Nexia
The deal will provide employees the same access to information whether in the office or working remotely, says the accounting firm.
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What Labor’s IR bill means for accountants
The aim of “Secure Jobs, Better Pay” is to increase wages but it will also strengthen the hand of unions, says specialist lawyer.
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Lose trust and it’s a long way back, says CPA Australia
President says it has taken four years of hard work to recover from the Malley affair.
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Small business ‘at risk’ if NSW workers comp rises 33%
A huge increase in premiums could be the last straw for many, says COSBOA.
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Artificial intelligence ‘nothing to fear’
IPA chief says stop losing sleep over AI and think about the possibilities.
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EY strengthens data and analytics capability through an acquisition
The move will assist the firm as it strives to become “the world’s leading transformation consultants”, it says.
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KordaMentha expands financial crime division
Two specialists have joined KordaMentha following the merger with Murray Waldren to help meet the demand for financial crime services.
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Accountants outshine financial peers for ethics
The Governance Institute’s annual Ethics Index shows one profession well ahead in public perception.
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ATO will add security layer to agent linking
Second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn says nobody can afford complacency in the wake of Optus and Medibank hacks.
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FWO acts against three food outlets for underpaying staff
Two Queensland shops are fined over $40,000 while a third faces court.
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Jobless rate returns to record low 3.4%
The strengthening labour market could result in further rate rises from the RBA, says economist.
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