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The shift to a different model of employment might be the biggest managerial challenge in generations. There will be real problems in this grand experiment.

Australia’s top business leaders want next year’s poll to be fought on jobs and the environment, declaring the country needs to act fast.

Top CEOs say a lift in the economy is set to send unemployment to 4 per cent - and will mean skills shortages and an end to boosting profits through cost-cutting.

The annual chief executive pay survey shows a drastic jump in average remuneration of 24 per cent and annual bonuses soaring by 67 per cent.

It’s a delicate practice, fund managers holding PA investments in stocks their funds are also invested in.

The $17 billion hearing implants maker has returned to profit, with its boss focused on emerging from the pandemic with a stronger market share. But the Delta variant could threaten its earnings forecast.

Shares in the hearing implant maker sank 7.5 pct after underlying net profit was lower than what the market was expecting.

Save Share Companies that patent medical and biotech research in Australia will pay half the corporate tax rate on earnings from those developments under measures to encourage innovation. The so-called “patent box” will start on July 1, 2022, after consultation with industry, and could eventually be expanded to include the clean energy sector, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said. The measure will reduce the corporate tax rate from 30 per cent to 17 per cent on profits derived from medical ...

David Attenborough from Tabcorp. Their list of reforms included lower personal and corporate taxes funded by a higher GST, new tax incentives for investment in productive infrastructure, removal of state stamp duties, and payroll taxes. Advertisement Henry said the gap in corporate tax rates at the global level showed how Australia was out of step with competitors and risked missing out on mobile global capital. He said BHP’s Australian fiscal 2020 adjusted effective tax rate of 31.7 per cent...