How we can help
We're ready to help you with the core challenges that all businesses face.
Advisory Services
More than 2,000 WA businesses speak to us each month. They draw on our collective expertise and knowledge so they can focus on the most important thing – running their business.
We can advise on day to day operations, solving compliance issues, or making the most of any opportunities that come your way.
Membership means business
We want your business to be successful, and as a CCIWA Member you’ll get access to all the resources and advice you need. We have a Membership package to suit your needs.
Latest News
April 9, 2021
WA joins NZ travel bubble, softens border stance
West Australians can travel to New Zealand without quarantining from April 19 and States will need to record just 14 days of no COVID-19...
April 9, 2021
APRA pledges caution on small business lending
CCIWA has extracted a significant commitment from the national lending regulator after it pledged to take caution to spare...
April 8, 2021
Sexual harassment laws to be overhauled
Sexual harassment will be confirmed as grounds for termination and defined as “serious misconduct” in the Fair Work Act under reforms proposed by the...
April 1, 2021
Casual rule changes: what you need to do now
Casual staff make up an important part of many businesses, with an estimated 2.3 million casual workers in Australia. But...
Advocating for change
We have a track record of championing sound policy based on the principles of free enterprise. By standing with our Members we amplify the voice of our business community and bring industry concerns directly to key decision-makers.
Energy & Resources
Focusing on the efficient production, supply and consumption of energy and resources in WA.
Health & Community
Supporting a sustainable, capable and innovative health and community services industry in WA.
Infrastructure
Ensuring WA plans and delivers infrastructure projects that provide the most economic benefit for the State.
Manufacturing
Backing WA’s dynamic and diverse manufacturing sector to ensure it is well-placed to capitalise on opportunities in domestic and international markets.
Regulation
Minimising red tape and poorly designed regulations so you can focus on growing your business and creating jobs.
State Finances
Prioritising responsible fiscal management in support of a thriving WA economy.
