Solomon Islands: small businesses, big potential
Micro, small, and medium enterprises are the engine of many economies. In the Solomon Islands, they hold the key to a more prosperous future.
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Are you trapped by a flexible schedule?
Are you trapped by a flexible schedule?
A flexible schedule is one of the main advantages of freelance work, or working from home. But don’t rejoice in your freedom just yet:...
Unlimited leave for staff? This business says yes
Unlimited leave for staff? This business says yes
Melbourne-based Dr Imber heads up science-based management consultancy Inventium, and in 2016 was inducted into the Australian Business Women’s...
5 small business trends we should be thinking about ahead of 2020
5 small business trends we should be thinking about ahead of 2020
The pace of change is relentless, and it seems the snowball of human progress is only speeding up. Those in the small business game, making their...
Why conflict resolution is an unsung hero
Why conflict resolution is an unsung hero
Most of us have been professionally feedsmacked at some point in our life: when a client, colleague or industry associate delivers a vicious...
‘If you’re attractive’: 1970s workplace discrimination
‘If you’re attractive’: 1970s workplace discrimination
It was while cleaning out the garage of my 1960s suburban home that my partner and I made an interesting discovery recently. Tucked under a board...
1 in 3 Aussie men fear losing their jobs if they speak up about mental health
1 in 3 Aussie men fear losing their jobs if they speak up about mental health
A poll conducted by Ipsos MORI of 1,000 Australian men aged between 18 to 75 found that almost half (49 per cent) would be concerned about...
360 Degrees: What to expect from the new government
360 Degrees: What to expect from the new government
Edward Chan, founder and non-executive chairman, Chan & Naylor The Morrison government had a historic win on the 18 May election. It was...
Beyond the contribution caps
Beyond the contribution caps
Most professionals are aware of the general limits or caps on superannuation contributions. Despite there being no laws preventing fund members...
What would you do with an extra day up your sleeve?
What would you do with an extra day up your sleeve?
Are we finally on the brink of a bold challenge to the traditional 40-hour working week? Many of us fantasise about having an extra “spare” day...
Some must-have clauses needed for your client’s business terms
Some must-have clauses needed for your client’s business terms
It is an integral step in us setting up debt collection for a new client. The experience we have is that most SMEs have business trading terms...
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