AFTER 25 years in the union movement, Tony Cooke is looking for a change.He will not be standing for re-election at the end of his second term as Unions WA secretary.
THE latest 0.25 per cent interest rate cut, coming just one month after a full 0.5 per cent rate cut, has been heralded as good news for small business.
AFTER completing a backflip routine that would make an Olympic gymnast proud, the Federal Govern-ment should have delivered all that small business wanted.
TENSIONS on WA building sites have eased with the Construction, Forestry, Mining, and Energy Union concentrating its aggression on the Australian Workers Union.
ACCOUNTING firm KPMG has beefed up its Perth office to help catch corporate crooks.Former National Crime Authority regional director Michael Cashman will head the firm’s WA forensic accounting practice.
INTERNET financial information company Smartnews has lost its third chief executive officer in less than a year, with the departure of Jason Willoughby after barely two months in the job.
PERTH’S professional firms are falling over themselves to get their staff decked out in casual clothes.Accounting and legal giants such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and Freehills have adopted full casual dress codes.
CLIVE Brown’s appointment as Small Business Minister has drawn mixed reactions from the small business community.But do small business owners really know him?
THE proposed private port and livestock holding facility is just one of a number of major projects that could help revitalise Kwinana, an area which is suffering rampant unemployment after massive job losses.
CLIVE Brown’s appointment as Small Business Minister has drawn mixed reactions from the small business community.But do small business owners really know him?
