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Jobs and wages figures positive; business challenges remain
16 Aug 2018
As the economy continues to grow, create more jobs and absorb spare capacity in the labour market, we should expect...
Business Women Champions of the Heart launches in Sydney today
15 Aug 2018
The Heart Foundation has joined forces with the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry to launch “Business Women Champions of...
Australian Chamber calls on State and Territory Governments to endorse NEG
14 Aug 2018
The Australian Chamber welcomes the passage of the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) through the Federal Coalition party room. “Business wants...
Bureau of Statistics out of touch with workforce change
14 Aug 2018
The recent decision by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to not review the classification of jobs in Australian workplaces...
COAG: Urgent agreement needed on NEG
10 Aug 2018
“Business patience is wearing thin. Households and business can’t put off paying their power bills, politicians need to stop putting...
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RT @AusChamberCEO: Thank you Joyce DiMascio CEO of our @AusChamber member @eeaaupdate for sharing your story and your inspiration for joini…
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“We cannot afford to have the employment of 2.5m Australians (1 in 5) thrown into doubt. It’s unacceptable that con… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
11:08 - 17 Aug. 2018
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Latest VET figures show significant decline
09 Aug 2018
Governments need to urgently implement the apprenticeship projects from the Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) National Partnership Agreements. Not a single...
Victory on energy can only be won through compromise
09 Aug 2018
Australia’s political tribes are approaching tomorrow’s COAG meeting on the National Energy Guarantee as if it were a do-or-die elimination...
Business grasps the reality of the debate on Migration
07 Aug 2018
Skilled migration is a critical element in supporting economic growth and business is absolutely up for the debate about its...
Joint Statement – Business and Industry united in calling for an end to energy uncertainty
06 Aug 2018
Representatives of Australia’s biggest employers, small businesses, the energy industry and the...
Well informed jobs market key to remedy fall in education expectations
01 Aug 2018
A good start but job not done: Fair Work should be much fairer to small businesses
30 Jul 2018
The Australian Chamber welcomes the Fair Work Commission’s commitment to better support small business but wants more to be done...
Rising stars go head to head in International Mediation Competition
28 Jul 2018
ACTU wrong on wages
25 Jul 2018
"It’s wrong for the ACTU to claim the wage setting system is failing working people,” Australian Chamber of Commerce and...
Business calls on policy makers to urgently start planning for longer-term growth
24 Jul 2018
A more holistic approach to long-term infrastructure planning is required to address concerns regarding Australia’s population growth, the Australian Chamber of...
International Visitors Survey highlights Tourism as Economic and Jobs Powerhouse
19 Jul 2018
The latest International Visitors Survey for year ending March 2018 reflects an impressive increase of 6% in spend to $42.3...
Jobs growth welcomed by Australian Chamber
19 Jul 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed Australia’s strongest jobs growth in seven months, with 51,000 jobs created...
Australian Chamber welcomes new Australian Made CEO
19 Jul 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes Ben Lazzaro’s appointment to Chief Executive Officer of Australian Made. “The Australian...
Cooperation Not Militancy The Way Forward On Industrial Relations
18 Jul 2018
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) Congress missed an important opportunity this week to show that unions understand what...
New Labor proposal threatens competitive labour hire arrangements
17 Jul 2018
The Federal Opposition’s plan to increase labour hire regulation risks undermining the flexibility and competitiveness of Australia’s workforce, the Australian...
New statistics highlight strong growth in Australian tourism market
17 Jul 2018
New figures on overseas arrivals and departures released today, reinforce the success of the Industry led ‘Beyond 2020’ tourism strategy, Australian...
Activities & Achievements | April – June 2015
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ACCC call for lower energy costs welcomed by Australian Chamber
11 Jul 2018
“The Australian Chamber has long argued prices simply must come down,” Australian Chamber CEO, James Pearson, said today.
Workplace Relations System Should Work Better For Small Business
06 Jul 2018
“Working Better for Small Business” a new report commissioned and released by the Fair Work Commission today, highlights some of...
Common sense could be the winner from Labor’s backflip on business tax
02 Jul 2018
Many Australian businesses breathed a sigh of relief last Friday when commonsense prevailed amongst the ALP’s leadership team. They backed...
Australian Chamber Responds to Labor Tax Policy Repeal
29 Jun 2018
Today’s decision by the Opposition Leader and his leadership team to back tax cuts for businesses up to $50million turnover...
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