Payment times improve in December, but lag over 2020
The Payment Times Report Act aims to address the issue of delayed payments impacting the cashflow and financial buoyancy of smaller suppliers.
The Payment Times Report Act aims to address the issue of delayed payments impacting the cashflow and financial buoyancy of smaller suppliers.
UberEats drivers are agitating for change after the TWU released data suggesting delivery drivers were paid half the minimum wage.
The Tommy Hilfiger challenge programme strives to support BIPOC entrepreneurs working to create a more inclusive fashion space.
Online retail growth in September was largely led by take-away food and department stores, although the rate of growth is slowing as lockdowns ease.
Greenpeace has welcomed the decision by Bunnings to adopt 100 per cent renewable energy by 20205, stating it will cut emissions by 257,000 tonnes.
According to research four in ten Aussies will shop online to purchase holiday gifts this year, and a similar number will prioritise local brands.
Some businesses that have been reliant on government support are starting to accept the reality of their situation by going into administration.
AuMake will help Australian brands to connect with Asian influencers and their social networks, allowing access to new customers in the region.
The Tent Partnership for Refugees program that Woolworths is joining has helped around 30 million people who have been displaced from their homes.
Social distancing, self isolation, and closure of bricks and mortar stores have all cemented shopping online as the preferred option for many consumer…
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“There has never been a more challenging period in our modern reporting environment given the level of disclosure that is now required and expected.”
A survey reveals 81 per cent of business leaders want the JobKeeper scheme to be extended in a more cautious and conservative way.