MORE than 57 per cent of employees would prefer to be working from home and 70.7 per cent said they would be as productive as if they were at ‘work' a Morgan & Banks survey has found.
Ever wondered how you have come across the perfect home, or more often you are shown homes that are not ‘you' for various reasons. Have you asked yourself, particularly, if it is not you, then why?
SMALL business confidence is high in WA, but there are still challenges facing WA's 105,000 small businesses, according to the latest Small Business Opinion Survey.
IF you think it's a hassle organising a weekend away for two, imagine the effort required to coordinate international travel itineraries for large corporate groups.
WA Tourism Awards finalist Emerald Hotel now has facilities in Darwin. Owned by Tourism Council Australia president Laurie O'Meara, the hotel offers a one bedroom apartment for the same price as a hotel room. Spa rooms are available upon request.
INVESTORS are putting at risk millions of dollars by not carefully checking the viability of tax benefits of investment schemes before pouring in their hard earned money.
PROPERTY watchers should note where the WA Government is spending on its expanded capital works program if they want to know where the future of development lies, says Premier Richard Court.
A NEW range of business assistance packages funded by the Northern Territory Government were recently launched by Northern Territory Industries and Business Minister Tim Baldwin.
Scoring a major asset at a time when oil prices had hit major lows has transformed Perth-based junior Kalrez Energy NL from a gold explorer to an oil and gas producer.
ACTION taken against an Australian Internet domain name company by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has resulted in the establishment of a $250,000 compensation trust fund.
ANSETT Australia is increasing the number of its services into and out of Darwin in response to growing demand for travel to the Northern Territory capital.
WORKERS may be hiding back injuries from their employers for fear of losing their jobs, says Curtin University of Technology physiotherapy school senior ergonomics lecturer Leon Straker.
PERTH real estate identities John Franklyn and Ian Sanderson have shared the industry's highest award for excellence and achievement – the Kevin Sullivan Memorial Award.
While low commodity prices are putting the squeeze on margins and operating costs throughout the resource sector, some companies are tackling the problem head on – successfully.
CHESS Wilson Removals has introduced new technology to Perth that significantly reduces the risk of upsetting electronic equipment during office relocations and makes moving paper records easy.
THE Corporate Traveller, a division of Flight Centre Limited, has considerably expanded its WA operations over the past three years in response to growing demand for business travel services in both metropolitan and country areas.
Development of the Ravenswood Sanctuary estate, located sixteen kilometres east of Mandurah near Pinjarra, is on track with a new $10 million 24 hole golf course currently under construction.
Statistics show that executives forced to handle their own communications as part of the restructuring of new age offices are actually costing their companies up to 2.5 times the wage of the secretary.
VANDERFIELD Machinery has recently expanded their equipment operations into northern Australia as part of their commitment to meeting the needs of farming and grounds-care customers.
PERHAPS it's because a number of Perth-based exploration businesses have re-invented themselves as Internet players or maybe it's just that time of the financial year but the question I get asked several times a week lately is: “What about these Internet
