Brooke Rolfe 27 July 2020 News Reporter Yahoo News Australia Retail employees across the country have taken to wearing additional badges in a move designed to curb the amount of abuse thrown their way by customers. In a grim yet realistic sign of the times, a young Woolworths worker was spotted at the Lennox Head […]
Larry Schlesinger Jul 28, 2020 AFR With their long leases to national tenants and exposure to rising domestic travel, service stations are expected to outperform all other asset classes during the pandemic and in the subsequent recovery phase, according to a survey carried out by national valuation firm m3property. Service station values are forecast to […]
David Jones is set to open seven new stores in Melbourne by the end of the year in a positive move for retail at a time when many brands are struggling to survive. Here’s where the stores will be. John Dagge and Kim Wilson, July 30, 2020 Herald Sun David Jones is ramping up its […]
In the first month of the crisis cash usage in the United Kingdom fell by over 60 per cent, a trend that has been replicated across the developed world. Howard Davies Jul 30, 2020 AFR Four years ago, Kenneth Rogoff, a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, made a powerful case for phasing […]
Victorian employers could be jailed up to 20 years and fined $16.5 million if their staff contract coronavirus at work and die as a result, under the state’s newly introduced industrial manslaughter laws. Alex White and Kieran Rooney, July 30, 2020 HERALDSUN.COM.AU Victorian employers could be jailed up to 20 years and fined $16.5 million […]
Another change to tap and go payments at the checkout has been made that will impact the way Australians pay for their items daily. Sophie Elsworth July 30, 2020 HERALDSUN.COM.AU As more consumers shy away from using cash during the COVID-19 pandemic the nation’s payment industry has decided to extend the higher payment threshold for […]
