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Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn orders staff back to the office amid growing work-from-home backlash among employers - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn orders staff back to the office amid growing work-from-home backlash among employers

Commonwealth Bank chief Matt Comyn joins a growing push to call workers back to the office, telling his staff must be on site at least 50 per cent of the time.

Source: afr.com
ASX IPL: Floods, fertiliser, gas: Why Incitec Pivot tanked on results day - Vimarsana News

ASX IPL: Floods, fertiliser, gas: Why Incitec Pivot tanked on results day

Incitec Pivot is dealing with a lot of factors outside its control. Its board reckons a planned demerger should help simplify things.

Source: afr.com
Federal budget 2023: PM mulls Dutton dole proposal, defends 'middle Australia' budget - Vimarsana News

Federal budget 2023: PM mulls Dutton dole proposal, defends 'middle Australia' budget

Employers are backing “a fair and responsible” increase in wages for the country’s lowest-paid workers; multiple people are believed to be dead after a fire at a 92-room hostel in New Zealand. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Albanese's Labor better to engage with than Morrison government, say CEOs - Vimarsana News

Albanese's Labor better to engage with than Morrison government, say CEOs

CEOs say engagement with Albanese government ministers has generally been better than under the Morrison government, despite some clashes over policy.

Source: afr.com
PwC tax leaks scandal 'unacceptable, unethical': CA ANZ leader Ainslie van Onselen - Vimarsana News

PwC tax leaks scandal 'unacceptable, unethical': CA ANZ leader Ainslie van Onselen

The accounting body’s CEO, Ainslie van Onselen, says it opened an investigation into the matter in January, and those involved in the scandal face fines or having their right to practise revoked.

Source: afr.com