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Proving to be a significant deterrent against troublemakers in bars ...

New Scanning Technology Set to Revolutionise Venue Security

A new fingerprint, face and ID scanning security solution designed for the hospitality industry is proving to be a significant deterrent against troublemakers in bars and clubs.

The Shout - 6 days, 17 hours ago
Recognised at the Lion Nathan Gala Ball and 2008 Australian ...

WA Hoteliers Celebrate at AHA Awards Night

By Annette Shailer The WA hospitality industry was recognised at the Lion Nathan Gala Ball and 2008 Australian Hotels Association (AHA) AON Hotel Awards for Excellence on Wednesday night (November ...

The Shout - 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Warning festive season revellers to expect long waits for taxis ...

NEWS BLOG - Are there enough cabs on our roads?

The hospitality industry is warning festive season revellers to expect long waits for taxis amid reports that the State Government is unlikely to put on any extra cabs during the ...

The West Australian business Blog - 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Bracing for a horror day of trade on Tuesday as ...

Cup running empty in ACT

CANBERRA'S hospitality industry is bracing for a horror day of trade on Tuesday as thousands of Canberrans head to the coast to celebrate the Melbourne Cup public holiday.

The Canberra Times - 1 month ago
Continue pushing to trial a low-skilled guest worker program in ...

Hospitality employers keen to have wider trial of Pacific guest worker program

The hospitality industry will continue pushing to trial a low-skilled guest worker program in hospitality, after the Federal Government yesterday announced a pilot scheme that is confined to the horticulture ...

Workplace Express - 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Countering the economic downturn by providing for the "budget executive," ...

Contracting corporate budgets require more budget hotel rooms

The Australian hospitality industry is countering the economic downturn by providing for the "budget executive," as businesses are forced to cut back on travel expenditure.

etravelblackboard - 3 months, 4 weeks ago

4 months ago Australian Retail trade down -1.0% in June 2008

(CEP News) Sydney - The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced that the seasonally adjusted estimate of turnover for the Australian Retail and Hospitality/Services industries decreased by -1.0% in June ...
Canadian Economic Press - 12:20 p.m. Thursday 31st July 2008

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6 months ago Australian Retail Trade Dips -0.2% in April 2008 (CEP News)

(CEP News) Sydney - The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced that the seasonally adjusted estimate of turnover for the Australian Retail and Hospitality/Services industries decreased -0.2% in April 2008. ...
Canadian Economic Press - 12:17 p.m. Monday 2nd June 2008

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7 months, 1 week ago New figures show 14 weeks paid maternity leave more critical than ever

Australian women are going backwards in terms of paid maternity leave, putting the health of new mothers and babies at risk and undermining the capacity of many families to keep ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Tuesday 29th April 2008

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8 months ago Australian Retail Trade Falls 0.1% in February

(CEP News) Sydney - The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced that the seasonally adjusted estimate of turnover for the Australian Retail and Hospitality/Services industries decreased by 0.1% in February. ...
Canadian Economic Press - 11:08 a.m. Friday 4th April 2008

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Australian Retail Sales Flat in January

(CEP News) Sydney - The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced that there was no change to the seasonally adjusted estimate of turnover for the Australian Retail and Hospitality/Services industries ...
Canadian Economic Press - 11:05 a.m. Tuesday 4th March 2008

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