Smat reactions to tough times

Article Abstract:

The Australian BRW Fast 100 index of companies shows the fastest growing companies in the country. 24% of the companies are in property and business services, 14% in manufacturing with 10% in communications and information technology respectively.

Evaluation, Business information services

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A counsel of elders

Article Abstract:

Many of Australia's new Internet companies are realising that they need established executives to run their businesses. On their part, those executives who have switched to new economy companies are finding their quality of life is improving.

Australia, Officials and employees, High technology industry, Behavior, Executives

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Women against odds too great to be ignored

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the measures which are being taken by the bank Westpac to combat gender discrimination. The treatment of women by the bank and the difficulties women face in climbing the corporate ladder are discussed.

Banking industry, Human resource management, Prevention, Vocational guidance, Sex discrimination, Businesswomen, Westpac Banking Corp., WBK

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