Here are 9 ways for small business owners to get pro-active and come out the other end of these lockdowns in a better place!

Avoiding a double dip recession depends on how strategically gutsy our politicians are.

While working-from-home can have many benefits, it’s important to not forget the benefits to the wellbeing of employees from gathering in the workplace.

With lockdowns worse than expected, struggling businesses are calling for JobKeeper 3.0, so big business employers are virtually saying if there’s no new JobKeeper, it’s “No job for you.”

“Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies.” C’mon Aussies, short-term pain brings long-term gain.

There’s no doubt tech companies are the future and at long last they’ll have to cough up their fair share of tax.

With Sydney going into another week of lockdown, a hard cold report from far away Iceland could send chills through business owners, with the idea of pay five days for four days work.

Who said accountants are boring and stuffy? That old view and many other views could change!

Pay rises are coming too slow for the RBA. But it's understandable!

How can leaders lead when followers don't like being led by them? How can followers follow if they don’t know the rules?

With the end of financial year less than one month away, small business owners should take note of these 5 tips and be mindful of increased scrutiny and data matching programs from the ATO.

Who are ‘Generation Alpha’ and what will help them become the leaders of tomorrow?