As a part of the recent rebrand of Rawson Verco Need, we added a news and articles section to our website and will be inviting guest contributors to provide articles that will be of interest and value to our clients.
The first is by Nic Eldridge, from sector7g who was responsible for guiding us through the design of our new brand identity. We’re sure you’ll find something of value for your own business in his words.
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To assist South Australian individuals and businesses who suffer a significant loss of income or have been forced to close as a result of the state’s seven-day lockdown, the Marshall Liberal Government has offered some emergency cash grants as part of a major financial assistance package.
Please see the below information that might be of assistance to you during this time.
As we enter into stage five restrictions for the next 7 days, we would like to let you know that we are here for you should you wish to discuss any concerns you may have with trying to continue with “Business as Usual” as much as possible during these testing times.
Our friendly and helpful team are all on board working remotely so we can continue to provide you with the services you require. We are also mindful of the impact of being isolated at home, especially if living alone, and we are here for a chat if you need. We understand how difficult this is for all, and we would like to reassure you that we will do all that we can to support you during this difficult time.
Recently we began a conversation with you regarding cyber security and the role that Rawson Verco Need play in assisting you to become more cyber resilient and protect your wealth.
We’ll be accelerating these discussions from here.
This is the first of our ongoing updates that will help provide you with clarity and understanding around the issues related to cybersecurity and the potential risks for your business. Get in touch with us if you’d like any further details.
Government announces changes to JobKeeper Extension 1 from 28 September 2020 to 3 January 2021
The JobKeeper extension 1 will start from 28 September 2020, and the ATO have just released some updates in relation to timing and the ‘80-hours test’.
Government announces changes to JobKeeper
The latest amendment to the JobKeeper 1.0 rules has been released. From Monday 3 August 2020, the employee eligibility test date will move from 1 March 2020 to 1 July 2020. The new reference date will apply for the last four fortnights of the legislated scheme as well as the duration of the proposed extended period.