Staff illness rates in winter can present difficulties for businesses.
TCCI Senior Workplace Relations Consultant Abbey George gives some useful tips for employers around balancing the need for employee privacy and a business’ needs when it comes to sick leave.
Launceston Distillery has taken flight with the official launch of the first traditional whisky produced in the northern region since distillation was outlawed more than 170 years ago.
The distillery, based at Hangar 17 at Launceston Airport, was formed in 2011 by head distiller Chris Condon.
A 10-year Infrastructure Pipeline worth nearly $14 billion has been outlined as the state prepares for growing population and visitor numbers.
The Tasmanian Infrastructure Pipeline includes 247 projects, each valued at $5 million or more and totalling $13.9 billion over the decade.
The Federal Coalition’s company tax cut policy is in the spotlight after the July 28 Super Saturday by-elections.
While by-elections are notoriously challenging for sitting government’s to win, Liberal and LNP candidates lost in all three seats they contested and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has promised a comprehensive review.
One of the largest commercial solar PV installations in Tasmania has been launched.
SRT Logistics, a Tasmanian-owned transport company, partnered with Aurora Energy and Beon Energy Solutions to deliver the system across its two distribution centres in Launceston and Devonport.
Spirits and Cocktails Australia put a call out to candidates in the recent Braddon by-election to support a freeze on Australia’s six-monthly tax increase on spirits, calling it discriminatory.
CEO Alec Wagstaff said the continual tax increase was unfair to both spirit drinkers and the burgeoning distilling industry in Tasmania.
Three local authorities would replace the state’s 29 councils in a bold new plan floated by the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
With the Tasmanian economy at its strongest in recent history, the state’s peak business organisation has called on the State Government and Labor Opposition to reform local government once and for all.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be helping the Hobart community with their tax questions by hosting a pop-up shop at the Northgate Shopping Centre from 26 July to 28 July 2018.
While a small number of franchisors might have tarnished the reputation of the franchise model, it can still be a viable path to success, writes Business Broker Dean Demeyer.
The Tasmanian Government has today announced $100,000 in funding over the next three years for the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival, showing their commitment to the sustainable growth of the state’s tourism industry across every region.
Electronic records can provide a unified history of a patients health experiences, increasing the capacity for decisions to be in made with full consideration of past and current health care, writes St.LukesHealth CEO Paul Lupo.
While already established as the nation’s number one renewable state, a range of exciting initiatives will unlock Tasmania’s potential in renewable energy, writes Minister for Energy Guy Barnett.
