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Written by Dan Armes, Founder of ServoPro The petrol and convenience industry is increasingly being targeted by government departments to

ServoSkills Launch – Online training for petrol & convenience employees

Moves by major supermarkets to stop providing free plastic bags could earn these businesses more than A$1 million a year, but may only have a small impact on the environment.

Getting rid of plastic bags: a windfall for supermarkets but it won’t do much for the environment

As part of the ongoing four-year review of the Modern Award system, the Fair Work Commission has determined to give employees across most industries and occupations the right to request permanent employment status after 12 months of regular and systematic employment.

Casual Conversion Decision – hurry up and wait

Nominations are now closed for this years AACS WIC Awards and there is a very specific selection criterion that those nominated must meet, in order to be in the running to win an award

The award-winning choice of Women in Convenience

Quench your thirst with H2melon, the world’s first, long-Life, 100% watermelon water. Since launching H2coco in 2010, David Freeman’s thirst

Wat-er You Waiting For?

Amazon has not committed to opening physical stores in Australia, and it recently announced a temporary hold to the rollout of its Amazon Go convenience stores.

Are you worried about Amazon’s convenience offer?

Leighton O’Brien has launched a national groundwater monitoring service to assist retail fuel operators to meet their compliance obligations and reduce the risk of groundwater contamination.

National groundwater service launched

PepsiCo ANZ has increased its paid parental leave to 16 weeks, in a demonstration of support for working families within their company.

PepsiCo increases paid paternal leave

Ansell has donated an estimated 50,000 condoms help promote the importance of HIV protection among gay men.

Ansell makes donation to Mardi Gras Fair Day

Tyro Payments yesterday announced the appointment of Natalie Dinsdale as the company’s new head of brand and marketing.

Tyro Payments appoints new marketing executive

New Fuze Tea campaign to tap into Australian consumers’ obsession with food and will reach around two and a half million consumers with customised video recipes promoted on two of the largest online food properties.