PERTH businessman and social man about town Troy Barbagello has called it “the electronic Perth Weekly”, although its owners obviously hope new website www.troysparty.com.au proves more successful than the now-defunct western suburbs publication.
WA’s resources and engineering sectors are responsible for a projected surge in employment, according to a recent survey, despite a lack of confidence from small business.
CALL centres are driven by their people and, to make the journey a whole lot smoother, the centres are designed for the maximum comfort and operational efficiency.Good call centres are set up in an area with open floor space.
Joanna Ammon As the first female in the taxi industry in Australia to be appointed as a Deputy Chair and take office as a Chief Executive Officer, Joanna Ammon oversees some 3500 taxi drivers and 1500 taxi owners. Ms Ammon launched the inaugural
RENDEZVOUS Hotels Inter-national begins work on its new $35 million Broome resort next month.The Rendezvous Sanctuary Resort, located at Broome’s Cable Beach, is due to open early next year.
Those involved in the production and sale of organic produce are the chief propo-nents of a push for greater regulation of their industry, as Julie-anne Sprague reports.
THEY’RE commonly referred to as call centres, but technological advances and streamlining of business communications are transforming once phone-reliant call centres into contact centres.
OH shucks, it’s the month of lurve, and restaurants around the city are lighting the candles and throwing some rose petals around to create romantic ambience for cupid’s day on February 14.
BOWLING balls, teddy bears, light fittings and knitting needles are just some of the objects artists in the Double Take exhibition have utilised to create striking and bold representations of the culture of recycling.
A BUSINESS’ training program and career development structure is more important to retail managers than other work conditions, according to a recent survey.
Fancy a bit of culture during your lunch hour? Due to the overwhelming response last year, His Magesty’s lunchtime concerts are back for 2002, as Julie-anne Sprague reports.
AMNET’S ezesms website launch last week has implications beyond its marketing significance – it also offers cost-saving benefits for businesses small or large.
THE Wine Industry Association of WA has filled its vacant chief executive’s position, once again going outside the sector to source new talent as winemakers batten down for a tough couple of years.
A RECENT survey has revealed 94 per cent of companies that adopt employee share schemes are experiencing benefits in productivity, employee interest, motivation, profitability and wage restraint.
THE revolutionary Radiator wetsuits are continuing to break sales ground, with about 350 surfing outlets nation-wide now selling the product.The suits are proving popular because of their light weight, which has not affected functionality.
THE City Hotel has been sold to Carlton United Breweries.While the deal is still to be finalised, industry sources suggest an agreement has been reached.
RENOWNED pianist David Helfgott and flautist Jane Rutter are among some of the famous faces that will be appearing at the Mundaring Weir festival next month.
WHILE few industries have escaped the effects of the global downsizing movement, the outplacement sector of the recruitment industry is experiencing a period of growth.
DATADOT Technology Limited plans to continue making headlines in the domestic market following the announcement last week of a venture with Automotive Holdings Group.
