2020 is finally coming to an end,, and you’re hopefully going to have a few extra hours to relax during the holiday season. You might also be taking stock of your business — if you’re a sole trader, a small business owner or an apprentice.
COVID-19 hit a lot of people hard — especially apprentices. To help bounce back, the 2020-21 Federal Budget featured a lot of incentives for hiring apprentices, including $1.2 billion added to the already $2.8 billion in the Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements Wage Subsidy.
Each state or territory has had to navigate COVID-19 a bit differently, so we’ve done a round-up of various packages and offerings from each that may help you get back on your feet or help grow your small business.
Job management isn’t the most exciting topic, but we know that if you try it out, it’ll save you time that you know you need more of.
Do you tend to keep quotes written on scraps of paper, or worse, just in your head?
There’s a better way of invoicing and managing your day-to-day business than pen and paper, or even Excel — job management software.
G.J. Gardner Homes Victoria & Tasmania recently celebrated 20 years of home building in Vic/Tas — so they know how to make customers happy.
You might not even know you’re ‘networking’ when you are. Have you told someone else about a job or has someone referred you to a customer? It’s all part of it.
Operating as a sole trader or running a small business is hard enough without having to think about how to get more eyes on your business. One of the easiest things you can do is correctly set up your Google business listing.
We’re all about tradies helping other tradies. We tapped into Reece’s most recent vodcast to find out their advice for tradies.
Imagine being the only woman on a crew of 20. Clare Scanlan doesn’t need to imagine. She often is that person.