By Peter Martin, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University Poor people are different to rich people, and not only in the amount of money they’ve got. They are also different in something that flows […] The true cost of the government’s changes to JobSeeker is incalculable. It’s as if it didn’t learn from Robodebt […]
70% of Australian businesses are planning to increase salaries for existing staff this year. 70% are willing to increase their initial salary offering to secure new candidates 82% are concerned about losing their top talent 7 in 10 businesses still plan to extend salary increases this year […]
COVID-19 hit Generation Z’s entry to the world of work hard, damaging not only their career prospects but the sustainability of the future talent pipeline. Fortunately, employers who are returning to growth are uniquely positioned Employers: Kickstart Gen Z’s careers post-pandemic […]
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced it will use real-time data tracking on passengers coming into and out of Australia. The ATO will look to access historic and future data to improve compliance with Australian tax ATO set to introduce real-time data matching […]
Those attending the Global CMA Zoom program in the premises of the Academy of Finance. In the picture is Kapila Dodamgoda, the Regional Director of Sri Lanka and his “Kapila’s Angels’. Sri Lanka Event […]
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, ICMA Australia Indonesia Brach continued its commitment to facilitate the capability development for CMA Members, professionals and academics in the fields of accounting and finance. In the March-April period 3 more Indonesia Zoom Webinars […]
The second Global Zoom CMA Program was held over 3 weekends in in March 2021. It was an immense success with 102 participants from 20 countries. It commenced at 2pm AEDT and finished at 10pm Global CMA Program delivered via Zoom […]