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Emma Clarke
Posts by Emma Clarke for News
Land valuations in disaster regions ‘unfair’ on businesses and communities still recovering
Newly-released land valuations for Queensland business properties still recovering from natural disaster are unfair and not reflective of the economic environment in Queensland.
‘Business as usual Federal Budget’ fails to maximise cost of living relief at business tills
Household cost of living relief won’t go far at the checkout while the Federal Budget missed the opportunity to address immediate increasing business input cost pressures.
‘It’s hard to employ people when there is nowhere for them to live’: How the state’s critical housing crisis is impacting regional Queensland businesses
From the Far North to the South West corner of the state, Queensland businesses are facing disruptions to their ability to grow and scale as the wide-spread housing crisis puts…
Now is the time for business vaccine mandates to be reviewed and removed
Emotionally and financially exhausted Queensland businesses have a right to know what the state’s 90% vaccine mandate review included and what it meant for rules impacting their day-to-day trade.
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114 chambers: CCIQ’s Regional Policy Committees highlighting business insight across the state
From tourism and labour markets in the Far North, to supply chains and exports in the South West and the economic and finical impacts of COVID and natural disasters across the state,…
CCIQ calling for State and Federal Government business disaster recovery support to consider extraordinary emotional and financial impacts
CCIQ calling for State and Federal Government business disaster recovery support to consider extraordinary emotional and financial impacts.
Still work to do to support Queensland business flood recovery
Queensland businesses have been afforded some of the timely recovery confidence they have been desperate for following wide-spread flooding however there is still work to do to support economic, emotional…
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‘DOUBLE WHAMMY’: Queensland businesses need timely support to recover from combined COVID and flood devastation
Queensland businesses suffering from the compounding impact of the COVID economic crisis, and the recent flooding need timely access to financial and emotional support.
Brisbane businesses among the most optimistic, despite higher than average costs
Brisbane business are among the most confident in the performance of the state and national economies in 2022, despite higher than average labour and operating costs.
CCIQ DATA: Above average employment levels in Bundaberg businesses pushing operational, labour costs
Political and economic stability, labour market impacts and economic activity were among the most significant constraints to business growth in the Wide Bay and Burnett region in the December quarter,…