Chamber of Commerce & Industry Queensland in Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia | Business consultant

Chamber of Commerce & Industry Queensland

Locality: Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 731 988

Address: 375 Wickham Tce 4000 Spring Hill, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.cciq.com.au

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21.01.2022 REMINDER: Some restrictions have eased in Queensland. Check your businesses requirements here: https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au//approved-industry-covid-sa

15.01.2022 Qld’s border is set to open to NSW and potentially VIC from Dec 1st. Remember, when you are planning and booking your Christmas holidays, get out and #supportsmall Queensland businesses.

15.01.2022 CCIQ is a proud sponsor of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner's Brisbane Business Awards, as we know how hard small businesses work, and we value seeing it recognised. Congratulations and good luck to all finalists, including UNE PIECE, Street Science, Bailey Print Group and Ecoflo Wastewater Management who are finalists in the CCIQ Award for Outstanding Small Business. We look forward to seeing and following your success on the awards night and beyond. ... #supportsmall #queensland #business See more

13.01.2022 Running a small business at any stage can be challenging, but then throw a global pandemic into the mix.... Hear from Greg the owner of Pause on what it's really been like running a business during the COVID crisis, but also the other challenges face small businesses. CCIQ's been calling on the next elected state government to recognise that small business is a BIG deal and to commit to our election priorities, which are focussed on creating a better environment and ability... to do business in Queensland. Find out how they've responded to our election priorities here. https://www.cciq.com.au/business-voice/2020-state-election/

12.01.2022 Earlier in the year, the Fair Work Commission announced a 1.75% increase to the national minimum wage and award minimum wages. This increase was introduced with a staggered approach across three different groups of awards. The increase to the Group 2 Awards has now occurred, and should be applied to all wages paid to employees covered by these awards in the first full pay period commencing on or after November 1 2020.... The increase to the remaining Group 3 Awards will occur on 1 February 2021. Do you need help interpreting awards or need to check if you are meeting your obligations? CCIQ can help, go to cciq.com.au for more information.

11.01.2022 Queensland needs a health plan for our economy. As our latest Pulse survey shows, 99% of Qld businesses are unsure of their ability to continue operating beyond 12-months when stimulus support ends. CCIQ's CEO Stephen Tait explains to remedy this and to secure the health and safety of our communities, the next elected government must hit the ground running and start by;... Easing restrictions to allow businesses to operate viably; Generating a consistent approach to any future and ongoing border closures; and Creating certainty by actioning proposed policies which will benefit SMEs. CCIQ will be keeping the pressure on, as we need this health plan for our economy. As the safety and wellbeing of communities, businesses and the thousands of Queenslanders employed by small businesses are relying on it.

07.01.2022 News Update | Restrictions Easing in QLD CCIQ has been calling for restrictions to be eased and while we celebrate this win for the community, these changes in restriction are still not helping many of Queensland’s SMALL BUSINESSES. These businesses rely on Christmas activity more than ANY other industry in Queensland yet restrictions continue to limit their viability. Restrictions still remain for: 25,600 retailers ... 17,800 accommodation and hospitality providers 5,400 art and recreational providers - Restrictions eased from 4pm Nov 17: Up to 50 people can gather in homes and public spaces across Queensland Person limits in indoor premises will increase from 1 person per 4 square metres to 1 person per 2 square metres Up to 200 people can attend weddings and funerals, and all guests can dance at weddings, both indoors and outdoors Seated, ticketed indoor events like theatre, live music, cinemas and sports can increase patron numbers from 50% to 100% Outdoor events can have up to 1,500 people attend with a COVID Safe Event Checklist Open air stadiums can increase seated capacity from 75% to 100% with a COVID Safe Plan Outdoor dancing will be allowed See more