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CFMEU leader likened to FIFA's Sepp Blatter in Senate spray

CFMEU national secretary Michael O'Connor has been described in Federal Parliament as the "Sepp Blatter of the union movement" by a Nationals senator in tabling affidavits by three former CFMEU officials who continue to claim they were driven out of the NSW construction branch for whistleblowing.



Queensland to investigate "rogue" labour hire arrangements

A Queensland parliamentary inquiry will consider licensing and registration of labour hire companies as the state becomes the third jurisdiction to launch investigations into allegations of sham contracting and abuses of visa workers by labour suppliers.




Dismissal claim beat clock by eight minutes; & more

Dismissal claim received eight minutes before deadline, FWC rules; Tribunal to hold private hearing of "whistleblower" dismissal claim; Melbourne Cup public holiday saves unfair dismissal claim; Extension of time granted after multiple errors by representative delay; Bench says PTSD excuse for 205-day extension of time needed evidence; and Tribunal upholds sacking of obese worker.


Crossbenchers set to block super changes

Four crossbench senators have indicated today that they don't intend to support the Turnbull Government's plan to require industry superannuation funds to have a minimum of one-third independent directors and an independent chair.


Court rules on AFP's flawed CFMEU raid

The Federal Police will be able to retain documents seized from a raid on the CFMEU's ACT offices in August, despite a court ruling today that the AFP failed to follow correct procedures when executing search warrants.


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