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| | | ... data at the moment." Labour rights is an important area for First Super's members who are largely employed in the furniture and joinery, the pulp and paper, and the timber industries. "This goes back eight or nine years when we started our [ESG] ... |
| | | | ... record level, jumping 7.1% due to higher global oil prices amid economic recovery and supply disruptions. The cost of furniture (+3.8%), motor vehicles (+1.4%), and audio, visual and computing equipment (+1.8%) were some of the biggest increases during ... |
| | | | ... advanced autonomous fulfilment technology system and is 100% leased for the next 15 years to Bohus, the country's largest furniture retailer. "Europe's supply chains are constantly evolving and have been further accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic which ... |
| | | | ... (TLE) is one tax measure that should be top of mind for advisers. This applies to assets such as IT equipment and office furniture purchased that advisers can receive an immediate deduction for, he said. Such assets must have been purchased and in use ... |
| | | | ... travel, many retirees are shifting this budget onto domestic travel, home improvements and other big-ticket items such as furniture and appliances. "As a greater number of people ventured out of their homes in search of a meal out or a domestic holiday ... |
| | | | ... Brakell will join First Super's board, commencing 1 January 2021. Brakell is chief executive of the Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association (ACFA) and a director of Innovation & Business Skills Australia's furnishing industry reference committee. ... |
| | | | ... and not maintain it. "Almost two-thirds (64%) of this additional spending was on discretionary items such as clothing, furniture, restaurants and alcohol," illion said. "Spending on debt repayments has dropped slightly since the first round of early ... |
| | | | ... normal levels. Those forced to work from home also appear to be continuing to fork out. Seven weeks ago spending on furniture and office supplies was up 138% on normal levels, now it's still up 114%. "Consumer spending across all states except Victoria ... |
| | | | ... "shortcut" method covers phone and internet expenses, electricity and gas, and the depreciation in value of equipment and furniture used whilst working from home. Minister for housing and assistant treasurer Michael Sukkar welcomed the extension of the ... |
| | | | ... realised with troubling reports of bank data showing money from super was being spent on discretionary items like alcohol, furniture or gambling." ISA said members should think carefully before accessing the scheme as it comes with a hefty price tag ... |
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