Quick & the debt

Article Abstract:

A continuing decline in business-to-business trade payments, which is raising fears of greater cashflow and credit risks for market and Australian business, is observed. Business owners are advised to assess their outstanding debts at the end of each month and immediately, implement a scaled plan to action-a reminder note first, then a phone call and follow-up calls, escalating to a personal visit to the debtor's offices before lodging formal debt-collection notices.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Management, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Debt financing (Corporations), Corporate debt

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Goodbye red tape

Article Abstract:

The US Federal government is set to control both houses of parliament from July 1, 2005, opening the way for Australian PM John Howard to realize his vision for radical IR changes that would boost the country's productivity and help stimulate employment growth. Some of the agenda measures include a six month probation period for new employees, overhauling the way minimum wage is set and slashing thousands of industrial awards to a few hundred.

Australian foreign relations

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Dare Tactics

Article Abstract:

Australian Labor leader Mark Latham outmaneuvered John Howard over the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement and signaled a dazzling return to form in 2004 elections. The LaborEs election is shaping up as a close election and the win will be decided by the campaign where he needs to score points over his rival.

Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Latham, Mark

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