The Australian Government is further investing in technology solutions that can reduce the energy bills of Australian families and businesses, and drive down carbon emissions.
The national employer group for Australia’s resources and energy industry congratulates the Australian Government on last night’s (April 7 2020) passage of the historic JobKeeper legislation.
Hundreds of millions of dollars will remain in the hands of NSW businesses from April 7 2020, giving them much needed cash flow and allowing them more scope to retain employees, with the NSW Government’s payroll tax assistance beginning to take effect.
The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell says the mandatory Commercial Tenancy Code released by the Federal Government, paves the way for small businesses to negotiate some rent relief with their landlords.
The Australian Government has announced a $130 billion job keeper subsidy, which will provide $1500 per fortnight wage subsidy, and will go a long way in supporting businesses to maintain their staff during these incredibly challenging times.
The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell has welcomed the $130 billion JobKeeper package announced by the federal government today (30 March 2020).
The National Retail Association (NRA) has acknowledged payroll tax relief as a good start, but urged the state government to provide further assistance to help struggling small business.
The inevitable escalation of measures to control the spread of coronavirus across Australia will have a profound impact on business and the economy for many months to come.
“The additional economic measures being announced by the Federal Government today (March 22 2020) are a timely and welcome response to the rapidly escalating challenges facing Australian businesses and households,” Innes Willox, Chief Executive of the national employer association Ai Group said.
The Australian Government is backing female entrepreneurs to grow their ideas and create jobs for all Australians, with an $18 million funding program opening on March 17 2020.