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Jobdobber hotline may lead to bogus claims and undermine work prospects, retail body says

Jobdobber hotline may lead to bogus claims and undermine work prospects, retail body says
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JobSeeker expires: Government says $50 rise in jobless payment is fair

The welfare lobby says the increase of $3.57 a day from April 1, after the JobSeeker coronavirus supplement of $150 a fortnight has expired, is heartless.

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Hotline to dob in unemployed Australians who reject job offers blasted by business, welfare groups

Business leaders and welfare advocates have blasted the Morrison government’s decision to establish a hotline for employers to dob in unemployed Australians who refuse job offers, calling the measure out of touch with small business owners who believe “most unemployed people are not dole bludgers”. Unions have been even more critical of what they see as the “dangerous” hotline, warning it could force women into accepting jobs from employers who.

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New wave of business failures feared as end looms for tenancy support scheme

New wave of business failures feared as end looms for tenancy support scheme Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A small business lobby group is warning of a fresh wave of insolvencies when the state governmentâs COVID-19 Commercial Tenancy Relief Scheme ends in late March. The schemeâs helpline for small business owners hit by the COVID-19 crisis, or their landlords, has received more than 300 calls a week on average in the 11 months it has been running. Victorian small businesses are doing it tough in 2021. Credit:Tamara Voninski

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Small business groups urge the federal government to offer $5,000 financial advice subsidies to SMEs

Small business groups urge the federal government to offer $5,000 financial advice subsidies to SMEs Lois Maskiell © Provided by Smart Company Josh-Frydenberg Accounting and small business groups are urging the government to give SMEs financial incentives to seek out advice from financial advisors after JobKeeper comes to an end next month. CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers, the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman and the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia jointly proposed the subsidy program, aimed to help viable small business access financial advice as coronavirus emergency relief winds down. The program would give small businesses with up to $10 million in annual turnover a subsidy of up to $5,000 to access a 15-month financial plan from an accredited advisor.

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