Category: Small Business

Boosting Cashflow for Employers

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The Boosting Cash Flow for Employers measure will provide up to $100,000 back to business, with a minimum payment of $20,000 for eligible businesses. The payment will provide temporary cash flow support to small and medium businesses that employ staff.

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Panic Day!!

Anyone who has owned their own business has probably had just a little panic at some point.

Perhaps you have too little work and wonder how you’ll eat, or too much work too do a great job and complete on time.
Small business ownership isn’t always smooth sailing…

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Retro Day

Dial up internet – how retro!
Remember the tools we used to run our businesses? desktop software (or no software – paper ledgers), saving files to floppy disks, fax machines, brick mobile phones, adding machines – it wasn’t too long ago that it was all considered ‘normal’.

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Boost Your Self Esteem Month

What can you do to boost your self esteem this month?
According to Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, viewing (& editing) your own facebook profile can boost your self esteem.

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Clean up your computer month

Wanna know how we cleaned up our computers?
We’ve gone to the cloud. It also solved those pesky Mac – PC compatibility issues too!
We love the ability to login anywhere!

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Rubber Duckie Day

Rubber duckies sound a bit childish, but floating is a skill we can all use.
Stop getting bogged down in drama, just float on by.
For small businesses the biggest bog is cashflow

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Get a Balanced Life Month

Did you make a resolution to get a balanced life? Sick of feeling overwhelmed?
Yep – us too!

We’re beefing up our processes to keep things running smoothly, so we don’t have massive peaks in our workload when a BAS is due.

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