Payday super: Changes for employers from 2026

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is acting as the catalyst to unite Victorians and encourage a renewed focus to ease social and economic pressure facing our State.

Businesses are reminded to review their payment systems and pricing ahead of changes to card surcharging rules from 1 October 2026.

The Victorian Chamber supports the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s (ACCI) Stop the Big Hit on Small Biz campaign to exempt small businesses from the federal government’s newly proposed tax.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes Premier Carroll’s decision to delay debate on the Work From Home Bill.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes and congratulates Premier Ben Carroll as the new leader of the Victorian Government.

The widespread corruption plaguing Victoria's building and construction sector must be the subject of a Royal Commission, and police must be empowered to follow the money and seize unexplained wealth linked to criminal activity.

Victorian businesses are warning the State Government its proposed work-from-home legislation will increase costs, damage hiring and push jobs and investment interstate. New research reveals business concerns have escalated sharply since the policy was first announced.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and Committee for Melbourne (CfM) warns that Geelong risks losing the next generation of industrial investment unless Victoria urgently addresses rising energy costs, regulatory complexity and business competitiveness.

Regional Victoria holds the key to the state’s future prosperity, but decades of underinvestment, rising business costs, workforce shortages and growing infrastructure pressures are limiting its potential.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne are calling for major education and workforce reform to ensure Victoria can meet future industry demand and address growing skills shortages across the economy.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne are calling for major reform to Victoria’s tax and regulatory settings, warning the state’s growing tax burden and compliance costs are undermining investment, productivity and business confidence.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne are advocating for urgent reform to Victoria’s energy system, warning the state’s once-significant energy advantage is being eroded by rising costs, system volatility and growing reliability concerns.