HVIA AGM sees NTI’s Tony Clark join Board
HVIA's hybrid 2021 Annual General Meeting featured the re-election of John Drake as President for a third term.
Two Directors retiring from HVIA Board
This week's HVIA Annual General Meeting will see the compulsory retirement of two HVIA Directors.
2021 HVIA Chief Executive Officer’s Report
"I know it has been a challenging year, but I sincerely hope the next twelve months will see the pendulum shift as the country re-opens in a sensible way, once the vaccination rate hits the agreed target levels, and supply chain issues start to improve."
2021 HVIA President’s Report
Despite the challenges, the HVIA team has continued to provide advice to members and timely and accurate advice to Government on lockdowns, border issues, vaccines, supply chains, investment allowances, raw material supply, and the availability of capital – all ensuring our industry’s voice is heard.
2021 Safety Innovation Award Nominations
The HVIA Safety Innovation Award, sponsored by SafeTstop, allows HVIA members to either nominate a safety product, safety feature or safety system that has been brought to market or implemented to make a product(s) or workplace safer.
Is Superannuation Paid on Overtime?
It can be difficult to identify and distinguish earnings in respect of ordinary hours of work from overtime hours which are excluded from ordinary time earnings.
Need more space? Structures for heavy vehicles and machinery
Moreton Hire have expanded their range to include industrial structures; designed specifically for heavy vehicles and machinery.
2021 HVIA National Awards nominations now open
Nominations for the 2021 HVIA National Awards have opened today.
Increase to Vehicle Award and Clerks Award Rates
The Fair Work Commission has announced a 2.5% increase to minimum wages.
Thriving in extraordinary times
HVIA Chief Executive Todd Hacking has written to members reflecting on 2020-21 and outlining HVIA’s year ahead.
Year in Review 2020/21
The 2020/21 year saw HVIA's largest membership growth to date, reflecting increased prominence, outcomes and value appreciated by the broader industry.
2.5% Wage Increase Announced
The Fair Work Commission has announced a 2.5% increase to minimum wages following its 2020-2021 annual wage review.