|
> Tasmanian Business Expectation Survey
> Tasmanian business concerned about the global economic uncertainty
> Interest rates are starting to bite.
> read full results in the:
>2008 Zinifex Tasmanian Business Leaders Awards
Tasmanian Business leaders, owners and managers are urged to nominate for the 2008 Zinifex Business Leaders Awards (TBLA)
There are 5 categories contested in the awards
These are:
Professional Leader of the Year- Corporate
Professional Leader of the Year- Small to Medium Business
Professional Manager of the Year
Owner Manager of the Year
Young Manager of the Year
Click here for more information or to nominate for the Tasmanian Business Awards
>Engineers Australia, Women & Leadership Seminar
The Seminar ofers a highly interactive platform to assist participants to gain insights into their own personal leadership syles and competencies.
Click here for more information on this seminar.
>2008 Tasmanian of the Year Award
Calling for nominations. Click here for further details.
This 2 hour seminar is designed for all those employers who are considering what do next. Click here to read more about our seminars . .
We are offering a range of products to help you sleep at night instead of worrying about the latest changes. Click here to read about our products
From 1 July 2008 there will be an important change to superannuation guarantee contributions.
Click here to read about the Superannuation Guarantee changes
For the first time ever, TCCI has taken the bold step to advertise on television. With assistance from Southern Cross Television, a 15 second commercial will air until the end of January 2008. Click here to see the commercial
The State’s peak employer body, the TCCI, has congratulated the Australian Labor Party and Prime Minister‑Elect Kevin Rudd on its election victory.The TCCI also recognised the Howard Government’s significant legacy and... Read More
View the TCCI policy submission for the 2008-09 State Budget....Read More
>Metro-West supports Young Achievement Australia
Metro-West is pleased to sponsor the Young Achievement Australia program in 2008. YAA is about helping people get the job they want, even before they leave school! Click here for further information.
View the new look TCCI Survey of Tasmanian Business Expectations, sponsored by Capital 3. Read More
2008 Tasmanian Enterprise Workshop
Attention Entrepreneurs and young managers working in finance, marketing, human resources, operations, engineering, I.T. and strategic management 2008 Tasmanian Enterprise Workshop
The hunt is on for Tasmania’s most inspiring and notable citizens from all walks of life. Crown Content, publisher of the iconic Who’s Who in Australia, is calling for nominations of outstanding people ranging from unsung community heroes to prominent public figures – people who deserve to be included in the inaugural edition of Who’s Who in Tasmania. Read More
> Master Class for Executive Assistants
An interactive one day workshop for Executive Assistants with
special guest speakers including leading Tasmanian Personal
Assistants and your own personal pilates demonstration. click here to read more about the workshop
>Click Here for the Latest Business Skills News
> Graduate Certificate in Commercialisation
UTAS and the TCCI will partner to offer this postgraduate coursework
program for the 2nd time in 2008. click here to findout more about the GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN
COMMERCIALISATION
>Business Skills Development Calendar
TCCI College of Management delivers over 20 dynamic
workshops focussed on essential core business skills Read More ...
Are you prepared?
- Does your business comply with current legislation?
- Do you have processes in place that minimise the risk of injury to your staff in all situations and work areas?
- Are you sure that none of your people have been involved in an accident or ‘near-miss’ at work?
- Do you know how to undertake a ‘safety in the workplace’ risk assessment?
Unless you answered yes to all of the above you may be at risk of being held responsible for injury to your valued staff. Click here to see how TCCI can help
|
