Award-winning part-time receptionist in a brothel has won an adverse action case four years after being dismissed

The Victorian Chamber will continue to promote its State Budget Submission.

Australian products took centre stage at our inaugural When Buyer Met Seller event this week.

Strict application of the Notice of Employee Representational Rights has resulted in enterprise agreements across the country being rejected

The Commonwealth Government’s freeze on indexation of financial assistance grants continues to place pressure on budgeting in the wake of cost shifting.

Some of Australia’s best-loved attractions and events are being hit by a sophisticated scam operating through Chinese social media

The announcement of a new Australian-first voluntary Fair Payment Code of Practice to put a stop to late payments to small business suppliers

As we come back from the Easter break, we have an exciting new read for all our members with the latest Business Excellence magazine out now. This special issue focuses on health and wellbeing and we hope you will start your week by reading our excellent features and thinking about what you can do in your workplace to improve your staff’s health and wellbeing at work.

The latest Business Excellence magazine out now. This special issue focuses on health and wellbeing.

We have received a number of calls from members advising us that they are being contacted by unidentified people claiming to be from ‘VCCI’

A key accounts manager was not unfairly dismissed after mistakenly sending an email intended for a personal friend to clients

Business Development Manager awarded over $15,000 in compensation for unfair dismissal

Australia’s Free Trade Agreement with China, Japan and South Korea makes it easy for businesses to grow their revenue and become global brands

Victorian Government’s announcement of an expanded Investment Attraction and Assistance Program to secure more global investment in Victoria.

Just as it was sixty years ago, Japan is a crucial export market for Australia.

Many Victorian businesses will be watching the State and Federal Budgets over the next fortnight for pro-business policies that enable them to be more competitive and grow.