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AFR Power list 2023: How corporate Australia and the Albanese government have fallen out - Vimarsana News

AFR Power list 2023: How corporate Australia and the Albanese government have fallen out

Cost-of-living pressures, plus more corporate scandals, are straining relations between companies and Canberra.

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GrainCorp's Robert Spurway: The best advice I have ever received is have no regrets (and fail fast) - Vimarsana News

GrainCorp's Robert Spurway: The best advice I have ever received is have no regrets (and fail fast)

Robert Spurway is the chief executive of GrainCorp. He answers our CEO Q&A.

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Team Australia 'kicked in on steroids during COVID' - Vimarsana News

Team Australia 'kicked in on steroids during COVID'

Team Australia ‘kicked in on steroids during COVID’ Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci: “The unequivocal highlight for me was Team Australia.”  Rhett Wyman Save Share At Woolworths, they call it Turkey Time. After the mad rush of Christmas, Turkey Time is the moment when executives have a chance to take a breath and reflect on the year that was. “When the Christmas turkey is on the table, that’s when you can kick back and think about those things,” Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci says. “I’ve not had a chance to reflect much yet.” When th...

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Chanticleer CEO poll: business leaders see staff returning to office - Vimarsana News

Chanticleer CEO poll: business leaders see staff returning to office

Chanticleer CEO poll: business leaders see staff returning to office Most believe the office will remain the centre of collaboration despite the rise in working from home brought on by the pandemic. Share Most of Australia's top chief executives accept the pandemic has changed work patterns and they will need to adopt flexible work practices heading into 2021. While there is a strong desire to keep collaboration and culture alive by bringing staff back into the office, most leaders recognise that staff will want to work remotely for at least a few days a week. Will most of your staff be back ...

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