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How to get a summer holiday if you run a small business

How to get a summer holiday if you run a small business

Allison Greenland remembers the time when she almost succeeded at taking a summer holiday.

  • by Kate Jones

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Shaken or stirred? From cocktails to clothes, on-demand takes hold
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Shaken or stirred? From cocktails to clothes, on-demand takes hold

Cam Northway saw a need for a cocktail delivery service.

  • by Christine D'Mello
Australia's $100 million scam problem: The threat has become personal
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Australia's $100 million scam problem: The threat has become personal

As losses from scams this year pile up, experts say the concern is the switch to personal threats.

  • by Emma Koehn
How low self-awareness destroys teams
Opinion
Work in Progress

How low self-awareness destroys teams

Do your staff engage in conflict regularly? Maybe its time they got to know themselves better.

  • by James Adonis
'Christmas for us is effectively over': Boxing Day sales come early
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'Christmas for us is effectively over': Boxing Day sales come early

Christmas seems to come earlier every year but Boxing Day is also getting earlier with many online retailers kicking off sales on Friday.

  • by Cara Waters
Private equity giant KKR slices bid for MYOB
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Private equity giant KKR slices bid for MYOB

Private equity giant KKR has lowered its bid for accounting software platform MYOB to $3.40 a share.

  • by Cara Waters
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Parents v. singles: is there an unfair workplace bias?
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The Venture

Parents v. singles: is there an unfair workplace bias?

It’s smart business to support parents but the family unit is changing.

  • by Tony Featherstone
The humble straw and reusable cups send eco sales rocketing
Small business

The humble straw and reusable cups send eco sales rocketing

Smaller operators are seeing sales of reusable goods up by as much as 1000 per cent this year.

  • by Emma Koehn
Supermarket went to ‘extraordinary lengths’ for sacked domestic violence survivor
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Supermarket went to ‘extraordinary lengths’ for sacked domestic violence survivor

An unfair dismissal claim by an IGA employee who survived domestic violence has been dismissed by the Fair Work Commission.

  • by Cara Waters
How the music played in bars and shops is listening to you
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How the music played in bars and shops is listening to you

Have you ever impulsively bought an item of clothing? Or spent more than you planned at Friday drinks? The store’s music could have something to do with it.

  • by Charlotte Grieve
'Game changer' payments idea leads MYEFO pledge for small business
Small business

'Game changer' payments idea leads MYEFO pledge for small business

MYEFO promises to work towards paying business in five days as digital approach takes priority.

  • by Emma Koehn