CFMEU administrator hospitalised
The man tasked with cleaning up the militant CFMEU was reportedly hospitalised after suffering chest pains.
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The man tasked with cleaning up the militant CFMEU was reportedly hospitalised after suffering chest pains.
CFMEU national secretary Zach Smith will step away from the position, saying he was tired of being the “punching bag” for decisions made by the union administrator.
Photos have emerged of controversial former CFMEU boss John Setka deep in conversation with then-Premier Daniel Andrews, exploding a myth about the pair.
A North Queensland contingent of a union has made its thoughts on a returning federal government crystal clear, as organisers bring workers together to fight for a common cause.
The LNP has held crisis meetings on how to save key projects from blowouts caused by controversial CFMEU “tax” which the the government temporarily suspended this week.
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Just a day after the LNP dumped the controversial CFMEU “tax” members of the militant union have shutdown a Cross River Rail site at Woolloongabba.
Nuclear power, free public transport and reinstating sacked CFMEU union officials are among the bold ideas up for discussion at this weekend’s Victoria’s Young Labor conference.
Unions are threatening to take to the streets to protect workers’ rights after the LNP suspended the controversial CFMEU tax.
‘Incredible value’ in CFMEU relationship: Cbus CEO. Major Pacific Smiles offloads stake, aiding Genesis in takeover battle. Tech giants ‘free riders’: CBA boss. IPH, Goodman get first strikes against executive pay.
Two CFMEU members have been thrown out of a building convention moments before a major plan to pause pro-union practices was announced.
Australia’s corporate watchdog says mishandling of super payouts is a ‘broader industry issue’ as it tackles an industry ‘deep dive’.
The state government will move to weaken the CFMEU’s grip on the construction industry – and many Queenslanders couldn’t be happier.
It’s clear Cbus, under the ownership of the disgraced CFMEU, has been a key adviser to this government in developing its housing policy. We should be told why.
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