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New labour hire laws commence this week
The transitional period for the Victorian labour hire laws ends on 29 October 2019, as the prohibitions on the provision and use of unlicensed labour hire ... -
NSW award winners announced
The 2019 HIA-CSR NSW Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards were presented in front of a sell-out crowd at The Star on Saturday night. The awards ... -
The 7 step process to applying for a small business grant
Ready to add some extra cashflow to your small business? A small business grant can help you on your way, and there are plenty available in ... -
Northern Trade Solutions is built to win
Northern Trade Solutions has been named the 2019 Telstra Northern Territory Business of the Year. Founded in 2010, The Darwin-based business, was started by four tradies ... -
Another brick in the wall to drown out sound
Sound-proofing is one of the considerations behind funding to the tune of $1 million that has been awarded to researchers at the University of Auckland. With ... -
Ransomware a killer for small to medium businesses
A new survey, carried out by Datto Inc, has shown that ransomware remains the most common cyber threat to small to medium businesses (SMBs). The fourth ... -
It pays to hire an apprentice in the West
Along with their boundless enthusiasm and the opportunity to create a tailor-made employee who knows your business inside out, hiring a new apprentice or trainee could ... -
NAWIC Queensland Awards for Excellence honour ‘game changing’ women and organisations in the construction industry
Over 500 people joined NAWIC Queensland’s president Jen Gillet last Friday to honour the outstanding women and organisations that are shaping the future of the Queensland ... -
Building Leaders Brief Industry 2020
The Building Products Industry Council (BPIC) in association with Lendlease are bringing you a one-day intensive event Building Leaders Brief Industry 2020, taking place on February ... -
Building opportunity for women in construction
Housing and Public Works Minister Mick de Brenni said more than 200,000 jobs had been created in Queensland since the Palaszczuk Government was elected in 2015. ...
