Government

It hasn’t been the best of times to be an entrepreneur, to say the very least. Trapped between the rock of the coronavirus pandemic and the hard place of looming Brexit uncertainty, so many businesses have been forced to reconsider how they operate, and some have unfortunately had to shutter their doors due to the financial effects of COVID-19.

As with many of the nations that enforced a lockdown to slow the spread of the pandemic, Australia continues to struggle with what seems to be the second wave. What impact will this have on construction?

A look into the Australian government’s efforts to restart the economy by pumping funds into large-scale investments. Can it pull the country out of the massive debt generated throughout the pandemic?

We’re entering a new age for hair and beauty professionals, as all the rules and regulations of the post-Covid world come into effect. All of these guidelines have been designed to keep both professionals and customers as safe as possible while being as close as possible to a return to normality.

it’s true that working parents are used to the juggling act of balancing childcare responsibilities with their professional obligations (not an easy feat), but even they are in unprecedented waters. So, who’s sinking and who’s keeping afloat?

The spread of the coronavirus has changed the lives of people across the world and affected businesses in almost every sector. With people forced to work from home and all non-essential services closed for an undefined period of time, it’s caused an unprecedented global effect that most people have never witnessed before in their lifetimes.