Cfmeu News, News Centre CFMEU We represent 100,000+ construction workers, and protect and improve lives by upholding health and safety standards and fighting for The latest Building Bad news, articles, data, and analysis from The Age After findings of "lawlessness" and bikie infiltration within the CFMEU, the federal government will seek to reset relations with a high-level Michael Ravbar yelled at the top ranking Transport and Main Roads bureaucrat and used the phrase “lazy c**ts” after finding out the department had not folded to the CFMEU’s demands. A CFMEU training organisation that received millions of dollars in government grants over the past five years has been cut off from the scheme. The barrister appointed by the Albanese government to clean up the crime-tainted union has quit two months after launching an investigation into his former second-in-charge. A long-running stoush between the CFMEU and a contractor of the Cross River Rail project will be laid bare before the commission of inquiry this week, with six senior executives set to Incoming CFMEU administrator Michael Crosby has been challenged to investigate sacked union officials to find out which builders are paying bribes. The latest CFMEU news, articles, data, and analysis from The Sydney Morning Herald The head of the CFMEU administration has quit more than 12 months early in another major setback to the Albanese government’s efforts to clean up corruption and organised crime in the Queensland’s landmark CFMEU inquiry could be extended to December 2027, with the Commission asking the government to grant an extension due to the overwhelming amount of evidence. The contractor’s project director gives evidence about the CFMEU’s demand for full-time health and safety reps on the construction sites. Queensland’s landmark CFMEU inquiry could be extended to December 2027, with the Commission asking the government to grant an extension due to the overwhelming amount of evidence. The CFMEU expresses our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of those killed and injured in the murderous attack at Bondi Beach. Senior staff for Queensland’s inquiry into the CFMEU have criticised departing federal government-appointed administrator Mark Irving’s suggestion that the union is moving to a new The Victorian premier will face mounting pressure in parliament this week over allegations that corruption involving the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union cost The Albanese government has been probed over why the embattled CFMEU’s Labor-backed boss, who organised a meeting A leading Australian construction union has claimed two of its members were assaulted as a major Brisbane worksite was shut down by a CFMEU blockade The Commission of Inquiry into the CFMEU is told Grace Grace "made it clear" she expected the developers to cooperate with the union, or she would consider terminating their contract. The CFMEU will hold an urgent staff meeting today amid renewed calls for a Royal Commission into claims that union rorts have cost taxpayers $15 billion. ajt ywuxc xj1 exvv1 0aiu hjgv lg2d 0gsm eweh u5