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Georges River Business Survey – Share your thoughts
March 31, 2022
Apply for the 2022 Small Business Support Program
March 30, 2022Service NSW has extended the 2022 Small Business Support Program until 29 April.
If you’re a business, sole trader or not-for-profit organisation in NSW and you’ve been impacted by the Omicron wave of COVID-19, you may be eligible for a payment under the 2022 Small Business Support Program.
The program provides cash flow support to help eligible businesses survive the impacts of COVID-19 and maintain their NSW employee headcount.
Before you begin your application, make sure you have all the correct documents to support your eligibility ready to upload. This will help us to assess your application as quickly as possible.
Eligible businesses will receive one payment covering the 4-week period of February 2022. Businesses will not receive payment for January 2022.
For more information visit the Service NSW website
If you’re not able to complete your application online, please call us on 13 77 88.
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March 11, 2022
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Supporting Small Business during Small Business Month
February 27, 2022Georges River Council has a continued commitment to our small business community. During Small Business Month in March, we have partnered with industry experts like Service NSW, Innovative Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC), University of Technology Sydney, Bayside BEC (Business Enterprise Centre) and RiSe Women (Confidence for Women) to name a few.
We’ll be delivering a range of events to help small business succeed.
Check out the Georges River Business events calendar: https://georgesriverbusiness.com.au/events/
Support Packages for Small Business
February 7, 2022
Are you a local business impacted by recent Omicron-related restrictions? Service NSW has announced a new support package for businesses with a turnover of $75,000-$50 million, including:
Why do we exercise?
February 3, 2022When we peel back all the layers and get to the core ‘why’ it’s longevity.
Let’s talk longevity. I can confidently say 99% of people don’t want to die and want to age gracefully. Gracefully meaning, be able to walk, talk, eat, etc… The common things we all take for granted. But as we age we can lose them, unless we do something about it. I would much prefer to prevent than to rehabilitate, but this is a whole different topic we can dive into at a later date.
What I wanted to share today were 5 longevity tips that will help you age gracefully.
1. Lift heavy things 2-3 times per week
2. Sprint once a week
3. Play often
4. Challenge your mind
5. Mobility, 10 minutes per day
These are my longevity mantras.
Committing and Consistency is the key.
The first step?
STARTING!
Coach Matt
If you have any questions about what you just read or would like to start your journey of aging gracefully. Reach out and I would be happy to help.
Support Local, Reward Local
Over the coming weeks, Georges River Council will be surveying local businesses to gain input towards shaping strategies and creating programs and initiatives to support our diverse business community.
The Georges River Business Survey will be launched in February and as a reward for completing the Survey, 5 lucky people will receive a $100 voucher to spend at any business represented on www.georgesriverbusiness.com.au.
If you would like to be considered as one of the businesses where people can redeem their $100 voucher, please register your interest by emailing business@georgesriver.nsw.gov.au no later than 11.59pm on Tuesday, 8 February 2022.
Georges River Council – support local, reward local.
New support payments for SMEs hit hard by Omicron
February 1, 2022| The NSW Government will cover up to 20 per cent of a small or medium business’s weekly payroll as part of a new package of measures to help those who have suffered a large cut to turnover during the Omicron wave.
The Small Business Support Program helps those businesses with annual turnover of between $75,000 and $50 million with a decline in turnover of at least 40 per cent. The minimum payment will be $500 per week and the maximum $5,000 per week. Applications are expected to open in mid February. In addition, the existing Small Business Fees, Charges Rebate will be increased by 50% from the current $2,000 limit to $3,000 and employing businesses will be able to use the rebate to obtain Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs). This measure is designed to support worker availability by helping reduce costs to small businesses and enabling healthy staff who have been exposed to COVID-19, but test negative, to return to work. RAT rebates are expected to be available from late March. Keep up to date at https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/business/financial-support
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January 19, 2022
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December 30, 2021
• Up to $5000 per week for businesses who suffered a 40% downturn in January 2022 and are projected to do the same in February.
• The Small Business Fees and Charges rebate program has been extended to $3000.
• Commercial landlord relief has been extended until 13 March.
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