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Businesses overcame profound changes this year using creativity and ingenuity, with many industries shifting to remote work without losing sight of the wellbeing of their teams.
Arguably, the most originality happened on Zoom, where morning meetings turned into wellbeing check-ins and teams enjoyed virtual drinks and yoga sessions.
But the inventiveness did not stop there.
Businesses shortlisted in the People category of
SmartCompany’s 2020 Resilience Awards developed a host of creative ways to take care of their employees as national and state-wide coronavirus health restrictions played out.
Here are 10 ways these businesses took care of their employees this year.
New BNPL enters ASX: How it promises to be different
Tony Yoo | December 22, 2020 8:00am |
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Yet another buy now, pay later provider is listing on the ASX this week – but the company promises it’s different to the rest.
Payright Limited (ASX: PYR) will start trading 11am AEDT on Wednesday after selling out its initial public offering (IPO) at $1.20 per share. The business will float with a market capitalisation of about $107 million.
The fintech will make it on to the bourse just before a quiet time over Christmas.
The Motley Fool spoke to co-founder and executive officer Myles Redward, who said the stock market was currently welcoming of new entrants.