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Latest News
Retailers have urged the Reserve Bank to wake up and change direction following its decision to increase interest rates...
Retailers have urged the Reserve Bank to wake up and change direction following its decision to increase interest rates by 25 basis points today, lifting the cash rate to 4.1 per cent. Less than a week since the announcement that wages will increase by 5.75% come July, the National Retail...
Last Friday, the Fair Work Commission delivered its annual decision on increases to the minimum wage and award minimum...
Last Friday, the Fair Work Commission delivered its annual decision on increases to the minimum wage and award minimum wages. The announcement of a 5.75 percent award wage increase is disappointing, and we know business owners are already facing pressure from higher interest rates, increases in rent and power...
Upcoming Events
Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy and face particular opportunities and challenges throughout their lifecycle. This workshop...
Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy and face particular opportunities and challenges throughout their lifecycle. This workshop offered by Vincents and Brisbane Hub, will focus on things to consider and manage during the various stages of a business lifecycle, including: Starting – getting the structure right; the...
In the spirit of reconciliation, the National Retail Association acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
The National Retail Association is a not-for-profit organisation that represents the interests of retailers across Australia. We exist to support, inform, protect and represent the interests of retailers and fast food businesses. We understand the issues and opportunities facing retailers every day. National Retail Association Members can expect to receive the latest industry information, the fastest news updates and the best range of industry insights to help their business grow and succeed. The retail industry plays a huge role in Australia’s economy, employment and greater livelihood and we are dedicated to helping unite retailers and stakeholders for the success of the industry now, and for the future. The NRA is just one call away on 1800 RETAIL. NRA Legal draws on unrivaled experience and industry knowledge to manage business risks and provide solutions to the wide range of workplace relations challenges in your business. As the only retail association with a wholly owned legal practice, you can feel confident you are receiving industry specific advice at a competitive price. We advocate on issues that affect retailers, representing their interests on a local, state, federal and even international level. We drive change via policy submissions, legal cases, industry committees and in-person briefings to government. We have developed strong relationships with key decision-makers across all sides of government. We advise & assist retailers in accessing government incentives of which many businesses are unaware. Our long-standing reputation means that multiple arms of government ask for the NRA’s perspective on issues facing retail and fast food businesses. As a National Registered Training Organisation, the National Retail Association delivers both accredited and custom training throughout Australia, including regional areas. NRA also provides an important advisory service to government regarding skilling, training and workforce development needs, to ensure greater alignment between accreditations and real-world scenarios.
