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Branch breakfast briefings - Australian Security Industry Association Ltd (ASIAL)

Branch breakfast briefings

ASIAL provides support and input at both national and local levels.
Events are held quarterly in most states for security practitioners to network and gain valuable information from a range of guest speakers.

February / March 2010

ACT

Thursday, 3rd June 2010

Belconnen Premier Inn, Canberra

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NSW

Wednesday, 19th May 2010

Mantra, Parramatta

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QLD

Wednesday, 26th May 2010

Victoria Park Function Centre, Herston

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SA

Thursday, 25th March 2010

Sebel Playford, Adelaide

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TAS

Thursday, 18th March 2010

Hobart Function Centre

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VIC

Friday, 6th August 2010

Novotel, Glen Waverley

Don't miss out on the Awards Dinner - Thursday 29th April, River Room, Crown, Melbourne.

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WA

Friday, 26th March 2010

Hotel Northbridge

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SA Branch Breakfast

Thursday 25th March 2010
7.00am for 7.30am - 9.00am

Sebel Playford, Adelaide

Obligations under the AML/CTF Act

The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (AML/CTF Act) commenced in December 2006, bringing with it considerable obligations for cash in transit businesses operating in Australia. While many reporting entities understand their obligations under the new Act, the regulator, AUSTRAC is finding that AML/CTF programs may not been effectively implemented, and therefore not functioning effectively.

Joy Geary, AML Master will discuss the obligations of cash in transit businesses under the AML/CTF Act, how to develop an effective AML/CTF Program and how procedures can be maintained to ensure compliance.

For further information on Joy Geary and the training and consulting services she can provide visit The AML Master website.

PLUS ..

Mal Kinter, AustralianSuper will discuss topical issues related to Superannuation and employer requirements.

TAS Branch Breakfast

Thursday 18th March 2010

7am for 7.30am - 9am

Hobart Function Centre, Hobart

Obligations under the AML/CTF Act

For further information on Joy Geary and the training and consulting services she can provide visit The AML Master website.

Managing behaviour successfully

There are many differences in the way humans behave, especially in the workplace. When people work together on a daily basis, some of these differences can take on a life of their own. Misunderstandings, irritations, conflicts, and all kinds of negative reactions can occur when we don’t understand each other’s behaviour. In some worst case scenarios, if behaviour is not managed correctly, it can get out of hand. Workplace abuse and bullying occur. People get sick, go on stress leave, and may even leave altogether.

At the upcoming TAS breakfast briefing Dr Pauline Enright, Socratic Solutions, will provide an overview how to improve workplace outcomes, workplace harmony and better staff retention rates. Pauline is the only Enneagram Institute (NY) certified teacher in Tasmania. Pauline teaches personal development and philosophy courses to the business community and government organisations, promoted through the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce.

PLUS ...

Nigel Garland, Commissioner for Corporate Affairs, Department of Justice will provide an update on licensing matters.

WA Branch Breakfast

Friday, 26th March 2010

7.00am for 7.30am - 9.00am

Hotel Northbridge

Brett Roberts, Investigator, Office of the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner (ABCC) will discuss the role of the ABCC in the building and construction industry, union right of entry (rights and obligations under the Fair Work Act) and trespass issues.

Obligations under the AML/CTF Act

For further information on Joy Geary and the training and consulting services she can provide visit The AML Master website.

Make understanding your taxes less taxing

For many Australian businesses, understanding the ins and outs of taxation is a necessity rather than a choice.

Managing your tax obligations has now been easier the Australian Taxation Office. Through a variety of support options, including over the phone advice, on site visits and local seminars and workshops, you will have greater access to the information and advice you need to get on with running your business.

Chris Turnbull, Education Programs, Australian Taxation Office, will discuss how and where WA businesses can access free services and assistance on a variety of taxation topics, including income and expenses, good and services tax, record keeping and more.

PLUS ..

Linda Burns, AustralianSuper will discuss topical issues related to Superannuation and employer requirements.

Please note that speakers and programs are subject to change without notice.