Three is the new five-day week in the nation’s offices
Australia’s bosses have spent the year stepping up efforts to bring staff back into the office more often. However, workers still have the upper hand.
Australia’s bosses have spent the year stepping up efforts to bring staff back into the office more often. However, workers still have the upper hand.
The nation’s chief executives have warned that successive rates hikes are biting. The economy is resilient but Australia faces a major challenge ahead, they tell the 2024 CEO Survey.
The Australian surveyed asked the nation’s CEOs their views on inflation, energy and opportunities for their businesses in 2024. From AGL, BHP to Bunnings. These are their full responses.
The Australian surveyed the nation’s top CEOs on inflation, energy and opportunities ahead for 2024. From Cbus Super to Fortescue to IAG, these are the responses from C-I companies.
The Australian surveyed the nation’s top CEOs about inflation, energy and opportunities ahead in 2024. From Safety Culture, Santos and Zip Co. These are their full responses.
The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey reveals a radical tax rethink is the one big area of reform needed. Business is paying the price as states scramble to fill the revenue shortfall.
Workplace changes will do little to lift the nation’s prosperity, business leaders tell The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
The much hyped technology is one of the few levers chiefs can pull to dramatically increase output as the economy slows in the face of higher interest rates.
Australia faces a worrying energy gap and as a nation we need to throw everything at the solution, top bosses have told The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
Bosses and industry leaders are almost unanimous in what they consider the biggest external threat to their business, according to The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
EnergyAustralia chief executive Mark Collette sees a tough road ahead amid the growing likelihood Australia won’t enjoy a smooth energy transition.
Cybercrime is one of the biggest threats facing Australia, says NAB chief executive Ross McEwan, and the country will need a cohesive, national approach to combat it.
In his responses to The Australian’s 2022 CEO Survey, Brickworks chief executive Lindsay Partridge details the challenges his company faces.
Aware Super CEO Deanne Stewart discusses inflation, IR, energy – and much else besides in her responses to The Australian’s 2022 CEO survey.
The Australian’s 2022 CEO Survey reveals increasing concerns about the impact staying away has on culture, skills and mental health.
Energy transition – and how fundamental it is to business models and growth – is one of the themes that jumps out of The Australian’s 2022 CEO survey.
The Albanese government’s new multi-employer bargaining laws have emerged as one of the single greatest concerns in The Australian’s 2022 CEO survey.
The link between wages and productivity in the mining industry has weakened significantly over the past two decades, warns BHP’s Mike Henry. Others say energy is a peak concern.
Macquarie’s Shemara Wikramayake expects rates to keep rising, but at a more gradual pace. National Australia Bank boss Ross McEwan says his customers are ‘quite resilient’.
Despite rising costs, ongoing labour shortages and supply chain issues, business confidence is still growing, says Crown Resorts’ Ciaran Carruthers. CSL’s Paul Perreault disagrees.
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