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Payroll Funding – Pay your Payroll and take your profit upfront

Posted on May 5, 2014 by Raj Sesha in recruitment agencies with Comments Disabled
Payroll Funding – Sounds great doesn’t it…

The ability to pay your payroll on time EVERY time is certainly a key factor that determines a recruiter’s success and at SDP we like to see recruiters succeed!

As Certified Practising Accountants,  Team SDP understand the importance of keeping margins and gross profit healthy.   We provide payroll funding especially for recruiters, enabling you to meet the payroll of all your contracting and temp desk with confidence.  Payroll funding via our payroll partners provides you will the best value financing options and allows you to cover payroll commitments and take the net profit upfront.
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SDP Briefing Sessions

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Elaine McKelvey in employment, recruitment agencies with Comments Disabled

Following the success of the Briefing session on the recent HR and WHS Developments held in Sydney for recruiters within the on-hire space.  SDP will now be hosting an Evening Briefing in Brisbane next week for Recruiters and those engaging contractors and temps.

These briefing sessions are the first of many which aim to provide relevant legislative, compliance and operational information to recruitment organisations.
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Australia’s unemployment rate dropped

Posted on April 16, 2014 by Raj Sesha in employment with Comments Disabled

Australia’s unemployment rate decreased to 5.8% in March 2014

Australia’s unemployment rate decreased in March 

 

Australia’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased by 0.2 percentage points to 5.8 per cent in March, as announced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

The seasonally adjusted labour force participation rate decreased by 0.2 percentage points to 64.7 per cent in March.

The ABS reported the number of people employed increased by 18,100 to 11,553,200 in March. The increase in employment was due to increased female and male part-time employment, up 40,200 people to 3,524,000, offset by decreased full-time employment, down 22,100 to 8,029,100.  
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