Money is power (or is it?)

Article Abstract:

The tug-of-war between the Federal government and the state governments regarding taxation on businesses is discussed. The state governments view Federal government's attempts regarding business duties as a part of a ploy by the central government to gain control not withstanding the GST bonus being given to the states. The Federal government is also at loggerheads with state governments' on lapses in handling infrastructure and industrial relations. The businesses generating the revenue however, have no say in the matter.

Public Administration, Taxes, State & Local Government, State Government, Taxation, Intergovernmental tax relations, Tax policy

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Trust during tense times

Article Abstract:

Workforce in Australia is confused about the Federal Government's industrial relations bill. Consequently, the workers are becoming increasingly insecure about their employment. A feeling of distrust is also emerging. While so, there are factors that employers must discuss with employees to dispel their apprehensions and regain their trust.

Workers, Employee attitudes

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Fence-mending time

Article Abstract:

The relations of the business lobby groups with the Labor Party have reached a low ebb, as Labor perceives that the lobby groups are eager to win government approval. However, business leaders recognize that strong relationship with Labor is important.

Public Relations Agencies, Public relations services, Lobbyists

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