Our Top List Of Business For Sale In Sydney 2022

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I can never understand why people agree to work for others when they can acquire a business for sale in Sydney. It is so much better to acquire an existing business that has everything in place, ranging from policies and procedures to business plan and logistics. The best part is that you do not have to settle for any venture. You can take your time and choose the one that is from the same industry where you wish to work. Also, you have the time to do your due diligence and choose a high performing business that will bring great returns. To find such opportunities in Sydney, check out the article shared below.  

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Crown could secure licence to open Barangaroo casino despite being found unfit by gaming regulator last year

 Crown Resorts is on the verge of securing a licence to finally open its Sydney casino 15 months after being deemed "unfit" by the NSW gaming regulator.

The plan, which has been confirmed by the ABC, would see Crown granted a conditional licence for a set period of time with the potential for it to become fully credentialed.

State cabinet will meet on Monday to decide whether to ratify the plan.

Last year, the gambling giant was found "unfit" to hold a gaming licence for the casino at Barangaroo after a year-long inquiry instigated by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA).

At the conclusion of the inquiry, Commissioner Patricia Bergin said the company needed to make sweeping cultural changes if it wanted to be considered a suitable operator in the future.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-03/crown-casino-to-get-gaming-licence-in-sydney/101123642

Casuals, contractors and gig workers set for 'potentially massive' changes under Labor

 Work is going to change for millions of Australians.

With the election campaign focused on issues as disparate as the cost of living, China’s growing regional influence and transgender women playing sport, you might have missed it — but the incoming Labor government has promised a radical overhaul of an employment system it says is letting workers down.

"The changes are potentially going to be huge … potentially massive," says Giuseppe Carabetta, senior lecturer in employment law at the business school of the University of Sydney.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-06/gig-workers-insecure-employment-labor-changes/101126858

Lawyer submits The Star Sydney ‘not suitable’ to hold casino licence, board misled the ASX

 Legal counsel assisting the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) of New South Wales’ review into The Star Entertainment Group (ASX: SGR) has today submitted that the gambling and resort business is not suitable to hold a casino licence in Sydney and that it misled shareholders back in October last year.

The revelation, which was made early on in Naomi Sharp SC’s closing submissions to Adam Bell SC who is overseeing the proceedings, is an indication of where The Star may find itself at the end of this process, the public hearings of which commenced in mid-March this year.

While Sharp only made a slight dent in her complete closing submission to the review today, getting through just eight topics out of 26 that she hopes to address this week, the headline submission is the culmination of 36 days of gruelling interrogations by the lawyer who must now establish exactly why The Star shouldn’t keep its casino licence.

Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/lawyer-submits-the-star-sydney--not-suitable--to-hold-casino-licence--board-misled-the-asx.html