Labor to force CFMEU into administration
Labor will move to force the CFMEU into administration to clean up the militant union, but has refused another significant measure.
Stories about the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union
Labor will move to force the CFMEU into administration to clean up the militant union, but has refused another significant measure.
Victoria’s auditor general has been urged to undertake a statewide audit of every government contract to determine whether the militant CFMEU or its affiliates may have been favoured.
A 26 per cent pay jump for CFMEU workers is having a domino effect, with shop floor workers demanding the same wages as site workers, pushing building costs sky-high.
Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt is set to force the CFMEU into administration using unprecedented new laws to put an end to the “thuggery, bullying and intimidation”.
One of SA’s most prominent developers says a CFMEU merger could decimate the construction industry – unless businesses push back against excessive demands.
The PM has copped a grilling over a powerful union but he says the Opposition questions reveal why they just lost an election.
A $15,000 role for a CFMEU lawyer has sparked claims the state government is paying back debts for major union donations to its election funds.
CFMEU boss John Setka is enjoying an inordinate level of power over the ALP – and Labor’s attempts to put an end to it have been laughable, writes David Penberthy.
A state government MP says he has no idea whether there were any strings attached to a hefty donation from the Victorian branch of a militant union.
A Victorian union helped bankroll SA Labor’s victorious election campaign, despite its leader being kicked out of the party.
CFMEU members working on two of Adelaide’s biggest construction projects have scored lucrative deals after a merger. See what they get here.
Lengthy shutdowns by the militant construction union are threatening further delays on the $10.8bn West Gate Tunnel project.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has evoked the spirit of reality TV in repelling the latest integrity attacks from the Opposition.
Insiders claim companies working on Big Build projects are being pressured to strike workplace deals with the CFMEU, or risk missing out on further work.
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