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Emma Clarke
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Half of Queensland businesses experiencing major or critical workforce impacts
Close to 50% of businesses have experienced major or critical constraints on staff availability in the four weeks since Queensland borders re-opened and the impact of the Omicron strain emerged…
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'The criteria is two hands and two legs': Queensland businesses’ solution to securing labour market, long-term economic recovery confidence
Queensland businesses are paying skilled workers premium wages, stretching labour forces thin or in some cases unable to trade as usual as ongoing international border closures and limited migration puts…
The ‘relentless’ Brisbane industries leading a confident business agenda
Brisbane hospitality businesses are preparing for what they expect to be among the most transformative opportunities for their development and growth in the next year.
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Last chance for essential vaccine in the workplace details for Queensland to get back to business
There are four days to go before Queensland businesses enter their first day of new COVID trading conditions from December 17 and time is running out for them to prepare…
Monday is an important day for Queensland businesses but there is still work to do
Queensland businesses are on Monday able to take one of their most significant steps in their long-term recovery since the start of the COVID-19 economic crisis in Queensland.
CCIQ's entry in the Association Awards - Association external campaign of the year 2021
Close to half a million Queensland businesses have access to $2.
WHAT’S NEXT: Queensland businesses have two weeks left to plan long-term recovery but need essential details first
Time is running out for the state's business sector to prepare for new COVID business as usual conditions when the economy and borders re-open but there are still details outstanding…
Queensland businesses adapting to global demand with exports close to pre-COVID levels
Queensland businesses are adapting to the post-COVID global environment, diversifying into traditional and new international markets with export volumes rising and close to pre-COVID levels.
CCIQ Pulse Survey: Far North Queensland businesses banking on the next 12 months to re-coup COVID losses
Far North Queensland businesses are the least confident in the state the December quarter will deliver the traditional festive business boost, instead expecting the Queensland and national economies over the…
CCIQ Pulse Survey: Sunshine Coast businesses the most confident for Christmas trade
Sunshine Coast businesses are the most optimistic in the state heading into Christmas however many are still not expecting the traditional festive spending cheer.