As the events of COVID-19 have demonstrated – and indeed, this week’s major news around state-sponsored ransomware attacks and data theft directly on Australia – our personal privacy, the protection of our financial information and even our very identities, has never been more crucial.

It has become so important to ensure we’re doing everything we can to protect ourselves from those threats that would have our privacy opened up on the dark web. Business owners have an even greater responsibility for both their own and their client’s privacy.

Yet so often, not enough is being done, because so often, people don’t know where to turn.

Are you, or anyone you know, not up to date with their Employer Superannuation Guarantee Obligations?

If so, the current Amnesty Relief measures will be of benefit to you.

This information is intended for those businesses that are currently receiving JobKeeper payments, or for those who anticipate they will be entitled to the JobKeeper payment for the month of May 2020 and have not previously been eligible.

Please feel free to share this amongst your colleagues.

There are a number of keys steps required to continue to receive the JobKeeper payments.

This information is for land owners in South Australia. If the only land you own is your family home, owned in your/spouse’s personal name, the changes will not affect you.

This may not be applicable to your circumstances at present, however, please feel free to share this with any family, friends or colleagues.

This information is for small businesses who qualify for the JobKeeper payment. If you qualify, you will need to take steps in the near future to enrol and apply for the payment.

This may not be applicable to your circumstances at the present, however, please feel free to share this with any family, friends and colleagues.

The information below is applicable to small businesses with employees in South Australia. If this does not apply to you, please feel free to forward this information onto any of your family, friends, colleagues, or people in your network who you believe could benefit from these measures.

The SA State Government has announced the availability of cash grants of $10,000 to small businesses, not-for-profits organisations, and sporting and community organisations, affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Please note these are available to South Australian businesses in addition to the Federal Government stimulus measures already announced, which include the Cash Boost and Jobkeeper packages.