Tradies take up the slack as Melbourne shrugs off corporate job losses – The Age

Melburnians have been most likely to work as professionals, tradies, managers, salespeople and in administration since the turn of the century but who we work for has changed. More than a decade ago, Melbourne decoupled from the corporate giants once synonymous with this city and its employment market diversified, says urban economist Terry Rawnsley.   More and more Melburnians work as tradespeople.. Photo: Louise Kennerley So despite…

NCLT clears liquidation of Gupta Coal India; had debt of Rs 2580 cr – Financial Express

The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved the liquidation of Gupta Coal India.(Representational image) The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved the liquidation of Gupta Coal India, sources aware of the development told FE. The Nagpur-based firm had filed a petition for the initiation of…

Professionals knock NCLT doors to keep cos under insolvency running – Times of India

Coimbatore: Operational hurdles, including that from non-cooperative promoters and staff of company under insolvency process is forcing interim resolution professionals (IRPs) to move National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). In a recent case involving ABG Shipyard, Sundaresh Bhat, the IRP, moved the Ahmedabad bench of the NCLT to stop an electricity company from disconnecting power supply…

Luxury Australian retailer Oroton collapses into administration – Yahoo7 News

Oroton stores will operate as usual after the 79-year-old Australian luxury handbag retailer collapsed into voluntary administration. The company says it has been unable to find a viable option for recapitalising or selling the business following a seven-month strategic review. Interim chief executive Ross Lane, the grandson of Oroton founder Boyd Lane, said there was…

Oroton Goes Into Voluntary Administration | Marie Claire Australia – Marie Claire

The 79-year-old luxury handbag retailer has struggled financially in sales, resulting in $14.3 million in losses last year according to The Herald. This was compared to a $3.4 million profit the previous year. The company revealed this morning that an eight-month strategic review failed to find a “viable option” to secure its future. In a statement to the…