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RUOK? Day – Prioritising mental health in the workplace
Fergus, job management software for trades businesses founder Dan Pollard shares tips for ensuring your prioritise your mental health. Thursday 10th September marks RUOK? Day which ... -
Standards, ABCB launch online dictionary
Standards Australia, in partnership with the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has launched an online dictionary for the building and plumbing industry which aims to assist ... -
Small business resilience in the wake of COVID-19
Research by Allianz Australia reveals the resilience and agility of small businesses despite the devastating impact of COVID-19 over the last six months and a promising ... -
The AGA Listed Gas Fitter Scheme
As an industry first, The Australian Gas Association (AGA) is launching the AGA Listed Gas Fitter Scheme on September 1 2020. AGA has a long and ... -
HIA: Reduction in red tape for trades a welcome step
The federal treasurer has announced that he and the state and territory treasurers have agreed to a process to recognise licensed trade qualifications across borders. The ... -
Builders call for building and construction stimulus to rebuild Australia
Master Builders Australia has released its pre-budget submission including a plan for rebuilding Australia with a program of fiscal and policy measures to boost economic growth. ... -
Industry group urges caution regarding national licencing
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s announcement regards a national occupational licensing scheme has been met with a warning by Master Plumbers Australia and New Zealand (MPANZ) given the potential risks ... -
ATO reminds businesses to check if they need to lodge taxable payments
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has reminded businesses that pay contractors for certain services that they may need to lodge a taxable payments annual report (TPAR) ... -
Subbies welcome overdue payment fairness reform
Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) and National Fire Industry Association (NFIA) have commended the Queensland government’s delivery on its election commitment to bring security of ... -
VBA warns on carbon monoxide poisoning risks following Hobart house incident
Carbon monoxide poisoning was to blame for the hospitalisation of 11 Hobart residents this week. The Tasmanian Fire Service (TFS) conducted gas monitoring at the scene ...
