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SCAA is pleased to announce that we will be holding our 2023 AGM in Broome WA.
This is a two day event, and all members are invited to attend.
DATE: Thursday 1 June & Friday 2 June 2023, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm.
VENUE: Mangrove Hotel, 47 Carnarvon St, Broome WA 6725.
ACCOMMODATION: A 10% discount and 30-day free cancellation policy is available to SCAA Members when booking directly with the following hotels:
Mangrove Hotel: (08) 9192 1303.
The Continental Hotel: (08) 9195 5900.
Use discount code SCAA22.
EVENTS: AGM dinner Thursday evening. We are also enquiring about a group boat charter, camel ride, or similar for Friday afternoon. Details to come.
RSVP: to Kirsten by 1 March 2023 to secure your spot.
News & Views
SCAA 2016 Election – Formal Notification of Results
Human Resources, SCAA Governance
May 10, 2016
The SCAA 2016 Election process has now concluded. As a matter of formality, I am posting the Australian Election Commission’s (AEC) correspondence with regard to the results. All candidates have been informed directly of the results. Thanks to all those who took the time to vote in the election and of course those who did […]
SCAA Tasmanian AGM 2016
SCAA Governance, Workplace Health and Safety
May 5, 2016
SCAA Tasmania AGM Week This year the SCAA AGM is being held at Best Western, Launceston, TAS on Thursday 5th May. The AGM is being held in conjunction with a tour of Waverly Woolen Mills, a local shed visit and the AGFEST. Bookings essential.
SCAA 2016 Election Update
SCAA Governance, Workplace Health and Safety
April 26, 2016
In reference to the SCAA election 2016, the Contested Declaration of Results has now been posted. Members will receive a copy of the report via email. The Committee of Management will now be made up of 6 members from NSW, 5 from VIC and 1 from TAS.
SCAA Fact Sheet – Employing Overseas Workers
Financial Management, Workplace Health and Safety
April 12, 2016
A Guide to PAYGW, Super, Workers Comp and Payroll Tax on wages paid to overseas workers The ever increasing need for the employment of non-local workers has raised the need for Australian shearing contractors to understand the issues related to workers who are not Australian ‘residents’ in the eyes of the ATO. Employers, therefore, need […]