From 28 September, the amounts for JobKeeper will reduce, and then it will reduce again by January 2021. This could cause financial hardship for some who are dependent on JK funding to live on.
It’s been hard for everyone to keep up with all the changes and requirements with JobKeeper, as there have been a lot of them since 1 March 2020. Everyone’s situation is different. What is your plan to get back into the workforce if you’re an employee? If you’re self-employed, what can you do to increase your sales? If you’re an employer, your payroll payments will start to increase if you’re still paying staff, so you need a business strategy to take you forward, which is where we can help.
To make it more convenient for you, we have a new article that summarises these changes, which you can download for free! The last page has a schedule of the JobKeeper 2 fortnights. You could use it to mark off what you’ve applied for, if you are still eligible for JobKeeper after 28 September.
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