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Emma Clarke
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Queensland businesses afforded certainty they have been pleading for months
Tourism and hospitality businesses planning their COVID restriction and lockdown recovery have today been offered some of the certainty and support they have been desperate for all year.
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CCIQ Pulse Survey: Far North Queensland business confidence fragile as they remain locked out and locked down
Business confidence and COVID-19 economic crisis recovery in Far North Queensland is undermined from COVID restrictions and lockdowns, Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland’s June quarter Pulse Survey shows.
CCIQ Pulse Survey: Sunshine Coast businesses less confident in the next 12 months than the rest of the state
Supply chain disruptions and associated rising input costs for Sunshine Coast businesses are limiting business confidence levels and their ability to recover from the COVID-19 economic crisis, Chamber of Commerce…
CCIQ Pulse Survey: Gold Coast business confidence the lowest in Queensland
Deteriorating business confidence on the Gold Coast is the lowest in the state, Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland’s June quarter Pulse Survey shows.
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CCIQ Pulse Survey: Queensland business confidence falls for the first time since the crash experienced when the COVID economic crisis began
Business confidence has declined for the first time since the COVID-19 economic crisis began in March 2020, with close to half of Queensland businesses owners or their staff saying it has contributed to mental health…
What’s the plan for business: Fourth South East Queensland lockdown due to end but regional businesses are still desperate for certainty
Thousands of businesses across the south east are today preparing to return to trade with the lockdown due to ease, but they’re still desperate for essential certainty as to what the plan for business is as regional Queensland…
Latest lockdown pushing even sustainable businesses to their limit
Queensland businesses owners who have worked to secure their businesses’ financial sustainability will not be able to recover from the state’s latest lockdown if they are not given timely cash…
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Close to 300,000 Queensland businesses not eligible for COVID lockdown payments
More than 60% of Queensland businesses will not be able to access COVID support payments made available to those impacted during the most recent lockdown.
Queensland business can’t afford to wait for COVID payments
Queensland businesses impacted during COVID lockdowns have waited too long for access to assistance and can not emotionally or financially afford to wait any longer.
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Queensland businesses given COVID reprieve but there is still recovery work to do: CCIQ
Queensland businesses impacted during the fourth lockdown this year have access to payments of $5,000 to help them pay staff and ongoing bills and help them get back to business…