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Voice to parliament: Should companies like Qantas have a voice or mind their own business? - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament: Should companies like Qantas have a voice or mind their own business?

Appreciative as the prime minister might be of Qantas boss Alan Joyce’s support, it’s a risky strategy for the government.

Business Council approached Dominic Perrottet for top job - Vimarsana News

Business Council approached Dominic Perrottet for top job

Before signing up the little-known Bran Black, the nation’s big business lobby actually approached his old boss.

Source: afr.com
Workplace changes: Business Council of Australia appoints Liberal staffer Bran Black to top job as IR showdown looms - Vimarsana News

Workplace changes: Business Council of Australia appoints Liberal staffer Bran Black to top job as IR showdown looms

Jennifer Westacott’s replacement was chief of staff to former NSW Liberal premier Dominic Perrottet, risking tensions with leaders in Canberra and the states.

Indigenous Voice: Big business has lost its voice on economic reform - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice: Big business has lost its voice on economic reform

CEOs today are more likely to adopt social causes than policy agendas and have opinions more in common with a typical cadet journalist at the ABC than with Milton Friedman.

Source: afr.com
Voice to parliament: business leaders Tim Reed, Kellie Parker say they won't go quiet on Indigenous reconciliation - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament: business leaders Tim Reed, Kellie Parker say they won't go quiet on Indigenous reconciliation

Business leaders say advocating for Indigenous reconciliation is a right and an obligation, rejecting suggestions they should “stick to their knitting”.

Source: afr.com