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81,000 construction jobs at risk; and Unions to help guide steel industry

The construction industry is set to endure a slump in activity that could see 81,000 jobs lost over the next three years, according to a new Access Economics report; and the AWU and AMWU will join employer and Government representatives on a body created to drive innovation in the steel industry.

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