An AATA decision handed down on 23 August serves as a timely reminder to IT Professionals that the Personal Services Income Rules are intended to target income splitting and ensure taxpayers do not...
Following the passage of the Professional Engineers Registration Bill in Victoria on 27 August, members working in IT have raised the issue whether software and network engineers will need to be...
Professionals Australia today marks the 50th anniversary of the landmark 1969 equal pay case with a commitment to continuing to highlight and help address the factors that contribute to the gender...
The latest Informer includes information on the current performance of the ICT sector, the skills in greatest demand by employers, the outlook for graduates and commentary on some of the...
The Fair Work Commission has granted award-reliant workers a 3% increase which means the national minimum wage increases by $21.60 a week or 57 cents an hour to $740.80 – or $19.49 an hour. The...
The Federal Government has announced the establishment of a new Services Australia agency under the Human Services portfolio. The agency is to be based on the Service NSW model which is widely...
As part of measures aimed at tackling the black economy, the Government is planning on extending the reportable payment system to the IT, road freight and security industries. The aim of the measure...
Professionals Australia has highlighted the issues of job displacement, early career development of graduates, deprofessionalisation, diversity in the IT workforce, training for managers accountable...
The sinking feeling that you’ve made a big mistake can hit you quite suddenly after a few weeks in a new role, or it can creep up gradually over months or even years after making a significant...
In twenty first century organisations the ability to ‘manage up’ – having input into how you are managed and developing a good working relationship with your manager - is as critical to...
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