Yes, is the short answer to this question. I get asked this a couple of times each month when clients call me out to enquire about me writing them a labour hire Business Plan. At the moment, around Australia, there are different requirements by State. Any good Business Plan sample or template will factor this in, and a professional Business Plan Writer will also have this information.
This is not a huge concern, and please do not be tempted to listen to any organisations on the web that pretend this is very complex – it is not, but you do need to do your due diligence if your plan is to work off a sample or an example of a business plan, and not use a professional. Here are a few things for you to look out for:
So where a sample, or an example Business Plan for labour hire is really useful is in telling you what you should expect, or if you are working on it yourself, what you should be focussing on at a local level – because this is where most of the variations occur. At the risk of being alarmist or patronising, please don’t be tempted to copy a sample or example labour hire Business Plan, just in case you miss some specific detail that is not relevant to your industry, profession, State or business idea.
It is always better to just use a template, or a professional Business Plan Writer and start from scratch – you are unique, your idea is unique, your mission and vision is unique – a good process for writing your Plan, such as the one I use, will bring all of that out and put you in your best light for the local State accreditation departments.
Click here for a sample of a Labour Business Plan.
Click here to read our longer blog on how to start a labour hire business: How to Start a Labour Hire Business – Small Business Plans
To buy a Business Plan Labour Hire Licence Business Plan – Small Business Plans
Click here if you are in a hurry: https://smallbusinessplans.com.au/services/express-service/#
Click here for more information on the government template and for training in your state:
Victoria: https://business.vic.gov.au/
New South Wales: https://www.smallbusiness.nsw.gov.au/
Queensland: https://www.business.qld.gov.au/
Western Australia: https://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/
Northern Territory: https://business.nt.gov.au/
South Australia: https://business.sa.gov.au/
Tasmania: https://www.business.tas.gov.au/