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Paul Little,  21 July 2009

Dine with Paul Little, Managing Director Toll Holdings Limited and hear his discussion topic, Unlocking regional Australia through transport infrastructure and technology.
Click here to read more or to register (1.2 MB PDF).
                  

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Tasmanian Survey of Business Expectations - Business Confidence picks up off the floor - 2 July 2009
Tasmania’s peak employer body, the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has welcomed a small bounce in business confidence from its previous record low.  Click here to read more (177 KB PDF).  Click here to download presentation (1.71 MB PDF)

“Keep politics out of sustainable development” says TCCI - 2 July 2009
Tasmania’s peak employer body, the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has taken no position on the attempt to table the RPDC correspondence in relation to the Gunns pulp mill project.  Click here to read more (179 KB PDF).

Retail Trade and Consumer Confidence - 1 July 2009
Tasmania’s peak employer body, the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, notes the latest retail trade figures which show that Tasmania is feeling the pain of the global recession.  Click here to read more (181 KB PDF).

TCCI Welcomes Rail Announcement - 19 June 2009
Tasmania’s peak employer body, the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has welcomed the announcement today by Asciano and the State Government in resolving the rail crisis.  Click here to read more (195 KB PDF).

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Blacktie Dinner with Paul Little - 21 July 2009
Dine with Paul Little, Managing Director Toll Holdings Limited and hear his discussion topic, Unlocking regional Australia through transport infrastructure and technology.

Click here to read more or to register (1.2 MB PDF).


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Swine Flu Pandemic Information

The potential impact of a Human Swine Flu pandemic will depend on how the Tasmanian community and businesses respond to changing circumstances. It is critical that every business has a plan to prevent the spread of infection and deal with the consequences of infection. Please find below some useful links for business to help plan and prepare ourselves.

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TCCI's Training Directory
As Tasmanian organisations face a year of economic uncertainty it will become increasingly important for each business to utilise the resources it currently has to become more competitive.  Professional development and staff training will become crucial competitive tools in 2009. As part of your TCCI membership benefits this year we have introduced a discounted member fee for all TCCI training.
 
The training directory has been developed to assist you in planning staff training for the coming calendar year and as an ongoing directory of how the TCCI can assist organisations to achieve their business goals.  The directory features a course outline for every training program we offer. 
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