The decline of the unemployment rate is starting to be a big topic nowadays and National Debt Relief aims to help people understand it better. The article titled “Is The US Headed Towards An Unemployment Low?” released August 8, 2018, gives consumers an idea on what a low unemployment rate can mean for businesses and…
Hundreds of jobs have been lost across Australia after Adelaide-based construction firm York Civil closed, just a week after being placed into voluntary administration. The company’s administrator, Ferrier Hodgson, told employees and contractors of the decision this morning. It said the company had ceased operations immediately because they haven’t been able to find a buyer…
Construction and engineering company York Civil has ceased trading, leaving 188 employees out of work. The company told employees and contractors on Monday morning. A creditors meeting will be held on Thursday. York Civil employed 136 workers in Adelaide, 31 in NSW, 18 in Western Australia and three in Queensland. In a statement, administrator…
One MP said he continued to back the certainty offered by the National Energy Guarantee. Fairfax Media understands Mr Sims made it clear to the Nationals party room that one of the 56 recommendations in the regulators pricing report in June should not be described as underwriting coal or favouring coal-fired power stations. Instead, Mr…
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A South Australian construction company involved in major infrastructure projects around Australia will stop trading immediately. York Civil recently went into voluntary administration but because of insufficient cash resources and the inability to secure its sale, the company has ceased operating, administrator Martin Lewis said on Monday. Employees and contractors were informed of the decision…