As the old adage goes: ‘never let a crisis go to waste’. As a result of COVID-19, business owners and leaders now find themselves in an unfamiliar position.
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As schools go back to Term 2, parents all around the nation are either preparing for children to return to school or settling in for a continuation of the home schooling while working from home juggle.
After much anticipation and hype from the media over the course of the week, the National Cabinet has provided a light at the end of the tunnel with a three stage plan to support a COVID safe economy to reopen for July.
After much anticipation and hype from the media over the course of the week, the National Cabinet has provided a light at the end of the tunnel with a three stage plan to support a COVID safe economy to reopen for July.
There is a whole economy on the dark web built upon your stolen data – with an economic cost of approximately US$5t worldwide and US$1b in Australia alone.
Grant Thornton’s Corporate Finance and Financial Services team held a practical webinar this week to address how FinTechs can navigate the current environment.
On Sunday 26 April 2020 the Federal Government released the COVIDSafe smart phone app.
As organisations are navigating a new reality – confronting interruptions and disruptions – it is more vital than ever that organisations ensure good risk mitigation practices remain in place to manage rapidly evolving risks and minimise impacts.
As many employers still await further details about whether they will qualify for JobKeeper, the ATO Commissioner has extended the time to make payments for the first two fortnights (i.e. 30 March – 12 April and 13 April – 26 April).
Remote working was initially exciting for people – but with no end in sight, the excitement has quickly worn off and we all need to find ways to motivate ourselves and our teams while also maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
COVID-19 has brought transparency to manufacturing – for the first time, consumers are starting to understand what we do and don’t make here, and changing their consumer behaviours with more knowledge of product origins.
Any retailer which simply turns the lights back on and reverts to its traditional model post coronavirus is doomed