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August 2021

A lack of migrant workers due to closed international border has left many sectors crying out for staff.

Farmers desperate for harvest season workers

The National Farmers Federation is calling for Agriculture Minister David Littleproud to stump up some cash to help connect potential workers with jobs.

June 2019

Programmed CEO Chris Sutherland is bowing out after 12 years at the helm of Australia's biggest labour hire company.

Rate cuts won't ease CEOs' world of worry

Uncertainty from globalisation, automation and red tape is halting extra capital spending by businesses and more RBA rate cuts won't help.

Artist's renders of one of the new halls of residence and how Curtin University's main Perth campus will look upon completion of Stage One of the $300 million Exchange project. 

Curtin University to develop $300 million mixed-use hub

Perth-based institution will nearly double its student accommodation facilities as it taps a growing global market.

March 2019

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, left, and Boral CEO Mike Kane told The Australian Financial Review Business Summit that a return to industry-wide bargaining would damage the economy.

Business faces decade-defining choices

If Australia's corporate leaders are going to defeat populist moves like a living wage, they have to come to grips with the suddenly strategic issue of community trust.

October 2017

Programmed eyes health, education after $778m Persol takeover approved

Programmed Maintenance Services CEO is keen to expand after shareholders approved its takeover by Persol.

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September 2017

Programmed execs get retention payments from Persol to stay after takeover

Senior managers at Programmed will receive retention payments if $778m Japanese takeover goes ahead.

July 2017

How the Rich Invest: Peter Scanlon

Peter Scanlon is a shareholder in takeover target Programmed Maintenance Services, the best performing stock on the market this month.

Bid for Programmed Maintenance 'compelling', Deutsche Bank says

Japanese staffing group Persol's bid for Programmed Maintenance is pitched above other recent deals in the sector and offers compelling value to Programmed shareholders.

Japan's Persol snaps up Programmed Maintenance Services in $778m takeover deal

Programmed has agreed to be bought by Japan's Persol for $3.02 per share in cash via a scheme of arrangement.

Persol makes takeover offer for Programmed Maintenance

Japanese staffing company Persol Group has made a $778 million bid for Australian contract employment and maintenance services Programmed Maintenance Services.

May 2017

Amazon, automation hitting demand for blue-collar workers, says Programmed

Australia's biggest labour hire firm says demand is soft in manufacturing and retail, where confidence is ''off''.

November 2016

Programmed says repairs and maintenance the new economic driver for Australia

Labour hire giant says says spending on maintenance and repairs across the nation will grow twice as fast as the broader economy.

September 2016

Programmed Maintenance Services cuts FY17 earnings guidance

Programmed Maintenance Services has slashed its earnings guidance for the current financial year by almost 17 per cent.

August 2016

Unions introduce 'Scabby the Rat' to Australia in response to a ban on 'scab' signs

Labor's bullying laws turned on union pickets

Swear words on picket lines are now banned but inflatable "Scabby the rat" escapes censure.

Mining services is the unlikely place brave investors have doubled their money

Brave investors have doubled their money in months in stocks like Bradken, Monadelphous and WorleyParsons. But the sector is not for the faint-hearted.

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May 2016

Painting, building repairs, laying turf and installing lighting are a new growth engine for the Australian economy, with ASX-listed Programmed's 20,000 staff in the thick of it as mining fades.

Painting, repairs drive Programmed share price surge

Painting, repairs and laying turf are picking up where the mining boom fades, pushing up Programmed shares by 13 per cent.

Programmed Maintenance reported a net loss of $98 million for the full year.

Progammed Maintenance posts annual loss

Programmed Maintenance Services has swung to full-year net loss due to lower demand for marine services.

February 2016

Macquarie chief executive Nicholas Moore reiterated full-year guidance but cautioned on global markets and deal completion rates.

Macquarie Group warns on deal completion rates, confidence

Macquarie Group chief executive Nicholas Moore conceded on Thursday that volatile global markets would likely act as a drag on deal completion rates and hit confidence, as he tempered the company's outlook for its commodities unit.

750 people have been cut from labour hire firm Programmed's marine services business in the past six months as oil prices slumped.

Programmed slashes jobs, downgrades profit forecast on oil woes

Programmed has announced that the slump in oil's price triggered $75 million of impairments, a profit downgrade and the exit of about 750 oil and gas staff.

January 2016

Programmed says the trading performance of  its Broadsword Marine Services unit has weakened.

Programmed Maintenance sells marine fleet for $25m

Programmed has agreed to sell its marine fleet acquired through its merger with Skilled for $25 million, with the proceeds to be used to repay debt.

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