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Lend Lease claims unions campaigning against entry laws; Walk-off at Barangaroo

Lend Lease has secured orders against workers on a major Brisbane project but has failed to convince the Fair Work Commission that the CFMEU is organising continuing unlawful industrial action as part of a campaign against Queensland's new right of entry restrictions.

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