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Newsletter 6 April 2021 JobKeeper Payment The final JobKeeper payments will be processed in April

[header_logo]( Newsletter 6 April 2021 [section_one_image] Supporting franchises with improved access to information Are you interested in buying a franchise? Or maybe you’re a current franchisee looking for more information on your legal obligations or help resolving a dispute? We have updated our information to make it easier for franchisors and franchisees, including prospective franchisors and franchisees, to access information and support. [Learn more]( [section_two_image] Business Wellbeing training for small business owners Everymind has launched Business Wellbeing, free online training tailored to the unique needs of small business owners. The training will equip you with knowledge and tools to support your mental wellbeing, and covers topics such as stigma, effective communication and addressing mental health in the workplace over four 15 minute modules. The training is available until 30 May 2021. [Sign up]( [section_3_image] Showcase Podcast Episode 10 – Stebercraft: Captain Hybrid’s Smart Idea With help from AusIndustry, marine craft manufacturer Stebercraft didn’t have to look too far to find the expertise it needed to build a hybrid diesel-electric boat prototype. Listen to more about Stebercraft’s journey with the help of the Entrepreneurs’ Programme. [Learn more]( JobKeeper Payment The final JobKeeper payments will be processed in April 2021. Employers receiving JobKeeper payments will need to complete their final business monthly declaration to be reimbursed for March JobKeeper fortnights by 14 April 2021. If employers still need assistance they may be eligible for the JobMaker Hiring Credit or other help once the JobKeeper Payment has ended. [Find out more]( [section_two_image] Customer story: Laila & Me - Boosting Female Founders Initiative recipient Find out how the Boosting Female Founders Initiative recipient Laila & Me scaled their dog treat business and pursue international markets. Expressions of Interest (EOI) for Round 2 of the [Boosting Female Founders Initiative]( are now open. [Watch now]( [section_3_image] Connect with someone who can help you start and run your own business Entrepreneurship Facilitators promote and encourage self-employment and help people start and run their own business and create their own job. They provide tailored mentoring and advice through meetings, workshops and networking events. Entrepreneurship Facilitators operate in 23 locations across Australia. Anyone wanting to start their own business can access services from an Entrepreneurship Facilitator in these locations. [Learn more]( Have your say about the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman The independent review is now underway and we want to know if the Ombudsman has provided effective and efficient assistance and advocacy for Australian small businesses. [Have your say]( [section_two_image] Digital tools for business Find digital tools and software to help you connect with customers, collaborate with your employees and streamline your online marketing. [Check out the tools]( [section_3_image] Do you know how to protect your customer's information? As a business owner, you’re responsible for protecting your customers’ personal information – it’s the law. You need to know how to handle personal information and how you need to protect it. [Learn more]( Business interruption insurance claims and COVID-19 Small businesses should contact their broker or insurer and ask whether their policy covers COVID-19 related losses, or could, depending on the outcome of the test cases. If you think you could be covered, guidance is available to help you prepare your claim and calculate losses. [Learn more]( Find government assistance, grants and events Use our finder tools to explore government services available to help businesses. [Events and training]( [Grants and Programs]( [Expertise and advice]( [social_icon]( [social_icon]( [social_icon]( [social_icon]( business.gov.au - simple access to useful information and services for Australian businesses. Your email address {EMAIL} is subscribed to the business.gov.au news email list. [Unsubscribe](

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