Underground work on Snowy 2.0 project halted by ‘flying shrapnel’
Snowy Hydro has sought an immediate safety review after a 2.5m ventilation fan malfunctioned, sending dangerous metal shrapnel flying through the air.
Snowy Hydro has sought an immediate safety review after a 2.5m ventilation fan malfunctioned, sending dangerous metal shrapnel flying through the air.
Former Queensland CFMEU secretary Michael Ravbar has accused union administrator Mark Irving of driving the union’s finances ‘into the red’ through pointless and flawed investigations.
CFMEU administrator Mark Irving says a challenge by the union’s former leadership has frustrated his ability to get whistleblowers to come forward, as they fear ex-officials could be returned to power.
The election eve move takes the number of union-aligned appointees to 21 in less than two years as the Albanese government unwinds the Coalition’s stacking of the tribunal.
Murray Watt will dramatically intervene to oppose the push by major retailers to allow penalty rates to be traded off.
Queensland’s Crisafulli LNP government has slammed federal Labor’s ‘reckless’ decision to back Victoria as the host jurisdiction for national labour hire regulation.
Westpac is to move almost 200 jobs in SA and NSW to The Philippines, sparking condemnation from the Finance Sector Union, which claimed workers held concerns about the security of customer data.
John Setka faces penalties of up to $18,780 for each alleged contravention and the CFMEU penalties of up to $93,900, over threats to impose a ‘work to rule’ campaign against the league.
Former NSW CFMEU boss, Darren Greenfield, and his son, Michael, have succeeded in again delaying their bribery case.
The former Victorian CFMEU leader will have his medical expenses paid, with a doctor recommending he undertake counselling and consider ‘eye-movement desensitisation therapy’.
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