Yes,your boss is spying on you. Should there be a watchdog on that?

Yes,your boss is spying on you. Should there be a watchdog on that?

The ACTU is set on changing the regulation of worker surveillance,calling for a national AI authority that co-ordinates with government to protect workers.

  • byOlivia Ireland

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Black belt Sally McManus stares down safety threats from CFMEU fallout

Black belt Sally McManus stares down safety threats from CFMEU fallout

Australian Council of Trade Unions secretary Sally McManus says she has changed her routines,lives between different locations and has taken police advice.

  • byOlivia Ireland
The backers who allowed John Setka’s rise to ultimate power
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The backers who allowed John Setka’s rise to ultimate power

Five years ago,the head of Australia’s union movement demanded Setka’s resignation. What happened next allowed him to not only survive,but thrive.

  • byBen Schneiders
Labor-linked judge in government sights to take over CFMEU
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Labor-linked judge in government sights to take over CFMEU

Three sources familiar with conversations inside the government and union movement said NSW Supreme Court Justice Stephen Rothman was among candidates being discussed as a potential administrator.

  • byPaul Sakkal,Angus Thompson andBen Schneiders
Union to go to war over bid to stamp out CFMEU corruption

Union to go to war over bid to stamp out CFMEU corruption

Union officials have vowed to fight “to the ends of the earth” against federal government moves to appoint an administrator to oversee the scandal-plagued CFMEU.

  • byDavid Crowe,Angus Thompson andPaul Sakkal
Queensland union boss lashes out at Labor governments over CFMEU probe

Queensland union boss lashes out at Labor governments over CFMEU probe

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had “panicked and soiled himself over some unproven allegations”,according to Queensland CFMEU boss Michael Ravbar.

  • byTony Moore
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This is not the time to flinch on union corruption
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This is not the time to flinch on union corruption

Will Labor look after households or protect its friends in the union movement? One way to tell will be whether it forces tainted officials out the door.

  • byDavid Crowe
Corruption,crooks and kickback offers:What we know about the CFMEU scandal so far

Corruption,crooks and kickback offers:What we know about the CFMEU scandal so far

The fallout from our investigation into the powerful construction union began on Friday,when long-time union boss John Setka resigned,before the first story had even been published.

  • byDavid Estcourt
The CFMEU boss,a wad of cash and a hidden camera:New pictures reveal covert police operation
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The CFMEU boss,a wad of cash and a hidden camera:New pictures reveal covert police operation

A police camera hidden in the ceiling of the CFMEU’s Sydney office allegedly captured NSW construction union boss Darren Greenfield being passed a $5000 bundle of cash.

  • byNick McKenzie,David Marin-Guzman andBen Schneiders
Labor executive set to ban donations from Victorian CFMEU
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Labor executive set to ban donations from Victorian CFMEU

The move is an attempt to cauterise the political damage over revelations of underworld infiltration into the scandal-plagued construction union.

  • byAngus Thompson andPaul Sakkal
‘Zero tolerance’ rhetoric over the CFMEU follows years of wilful blindness
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‘Zero tolerance’ rhetoric over the CFMEU follows years of wilful blindness

Alongside tolerance there has been indulgence,hubris,gratitude (for massive donations) and a lack of political will.

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