Builders fight back on gold-plated CFMEU pay deals
Builders are seeking legal advice on how to rip up gold-plated CFMEU pay deals after the union was put into administration.
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Builders are seeking legal advice on how to rip up gold-plated CFMEU pay deals after the union was put into administration.
Powerful office holders in Qld’s CFMEU branch, including Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham, have been purged by the federal administrator appointed to clean up the union.
The CFMEU pledged to wage war on the state gov, but it couldn’t even reach the front line before the sacking of 280 office holders, decimated its ability to advance its political cause.
A major union put into administration by the federal government after allegations of corruption and links to criminal gangs has hit back in a fiery statement.
Master Builders Qld and their old mates the CFMEU have kissed and made up over the future of the $6bn industry super fund BUSSQ.
The CFMEU has launched a bid to build a $12m six-storey training and wellness centre on a heritage Carlton site, including a rain garden and roof terraces.
Hundreds of CFMEU members have rallied in Brisbane, demanding action from Master Builders Queensland to protect the industry’s $6bn super fund after the resignation of half the board.
Union boss John Setka is being investigated by police over the alleged abuse of his estranged wife Emma Walters.
A judge has branded the powerful CFMEU a ‘rogue union’ and has blasted its Queensland boss for ”pointlessly flouting” his obligations under the law.
CFMEU leader John Setka faces new allegations of verbal abuse and making threats against his estranged wife, Emma Walters.
The $6bn construction industry super fund in Queensland is rudderless with the boss of the troubled BUSSQ missing in action following a mass exodus from the board.
Queensland’s $6bn construction industry super fund BUSSQ is in turmoil after half the board resigned in a dispute with directors appointed by the CFMEU.
Queensland construction sites are experiencing more investigations into alleged unlawful action than any other state – and the industry watchdog is calling for the union to change its ways.
A federal watchdog has launched an investigation into the Queensland CFMEU branch over the alleged misuse of corporate credit cards, with the branch’s president under investigation for an alleged unauthorised expenditure exceeding $6,700.
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