From 28 September 2020, employers seeking to claim JobKeeper payments will need to reassess their eligibility and prove an actual decline in turnover. From this date, the JobKeeper payment rate will reduce and split into a higher and lower rate based on the number of hours the employee worked in the 4 weeks prior to 1 March 2020 or 1 July 2020.
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The future of JobKeeper
Published 26 July 2020
On 21 July 2020, the Government announced an extension of the JobKeeper program to 28 March 2021 but with tighter access and reduced rates. From 28 September 2020, employers seeking to claim JobKeeper payments will need to reassess their eligibility and prove an actual decline in turnover. If your business currently receives JobKeeper, your arrangements will generally remain unchanged until 27 September 2020.
On 21 July 2020, The Government announced changes the COVID-19 income support measures. We explore the details.
The Government has announced the $2.5bn JobTrainer package to retrain, upskill and open new job opportunities.
Funding for the Arts: What's available and how can you get it. The ATO on COVID-19 fraud warpath. JobKeeper termination payments. Minimum wage increases 1.75. The new flexible parental leave pay rules.
This month we have produced a comprehensive guide to the COVID-19 Stimulus Support Measures for our clients.
The ATOs JobKeeper targets, what's changing on 1 July 2020, and have casual workers been granted annual leave?
Over the weekend, the Government announced the $680m HomeBuilder grant. Administered through State and Territory governments, grants of $25,000 are available to individual residential home builders and renovators.
