With the impact of the COVID-19 crisis being felt globally, the hire industry has been adversely affected to varying degrees. But there’s cause for optimism, according to the OECD’s most recent economic outlook, which identifies ...
A survey, conducted by the HRIA, shows how severely impacted the events industry has been during the pandemic. The association surveyed members who own or have part of their business in the events rental industry ...
As States encourage businesses to return to work, some are offering further access to business funding. Queensland – Round 2 opening 1 July 2020 The Queensland Government is extending the Small Business COVID-19 Adaption Grant ...
Following the cancellation of this year’s Hire Convention, only the second time in 52 years that the event has not taken place, the HRIA is delighted to announce the show’s return to the Gold Coast ...
Although HIRE20 was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the HRIA National Office is pleased invite all members to our HIRE20 Virtual Conference which will take place over the 3 days that would have been ...
As the HRIA lobbies the Government to recognise the Rental Industry as an “essential” service, it is important arm members with the tools to stay safe while businesses remain operational. In response to your frequently ...
The HRIA has created a Facebook discussion group to serve as the primary discussion group for coronavirus-related issues in the equipment and event hire industry. This is your page to post questions, support each other ...
Company policies on sexual harassment hit the headlines again this week after a BHP worker was fired for telling an offensive joke on the job. The incident took place in November 2018 when a male ...
The HRIA’s new website is now up and running, offering increased functionality and service capabilities and a big step forward in technological flexibility. The new website went live Monday 2 March with no hitches and ...
HRIA members are reminded drivers caught illegally operating a mobile phone while driving by a mobile phone detection camera can now be fined up to $457 and receive demerit points from 1 March. The three ...
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