Event: Interview with Ticky Fullerton, Ticky, Sky News Speaker: Jennifer WestacottDate: 24 May 2018Topics: CFO forum, business reputation, budget 2018E&OE Ticky: Ploughing on through all of this though is the chief executive of the...
Event: Interview with Linda Mottram, ABC PM radio Speaker: Jennifer Westacott Date: 8 May 2018 Topics: Budget, company tax, Newstart E&OE Linda Mottram, host: Can a budget balance the interests of business and...
Event: Jennifer Westacott interview with David Speers, Sky News Speaker: Jennifer Westacott Date: 8 May 2018 Topics: Budget, company tax, income tax, R&D, infrastructure E&OE David Speers, host: Coming up in the...
“The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook is yet another reality check for the parliament that this nation cannot spend what it can’t afford,” Business Council chief executive Jennifer Westacott said....
This is the Business Council’s submission to the first stage of the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into Reforms to Human Services. While adopting principles of choice and competition in human services...
The Business Council of Australia welcomes the Turnbull Government’s Australian Priority Investment Approach, noting that the best way to achieve social progress for all Australians is through economic opportunity. “This...
The agreement between the Turnbull Government and the Opposition to pass more than $6 billion in budget savings over the forward estimates marks a positive start to the new Parliament....
“The 2016-17 Federal Budget is a solid, responsible budget that balances holding the line on spending growth with new initiatives to improve the nation’s economic growth prospects,” Business Council Chief...
Boosting the proportion of young people completing school or an apprenticeship to 90 per cent by the end of the decade would increase workforce numbers by 65,000, boost economic productivity,...
Business leaders today called for an action plan for the economy focused on productivity improvements, saying Australia’s strength and resilience as an economy were likely to erode if major reforms...