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Upcoming Event
Tuesday December 2, 2008 – 11.45am - Sydney Square Rally
Calling all CFMEU Members to Rally
Against the ABCC and Support Noel Washington
Supporters of civil rights
and construction workers will rally against the Australian Building
and Construction Commission (ABCC) on Tuesday, December 2 as CFMEU
official Noel Washington goes on trial for refusing to submit to an
ABCC interrogation.
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Appeal for Chinese Korean Students
Tragedy
CFMEU members and construction workers across Sydney have asked
their union to launch an appeal to assist the family of the
18-year-old Chinese student who fell to her death from a Waterloo
apartment balcony on Sunday, October 26, 2008. [full
story]
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October 2008
Prestressing Sector Update
The CFMEU is in the process
of re-establishing union standards in the pre-stressing sector.
[full details]
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October 2008
Brian Miller Construction Safety Forum
A regular OH&S Forum has been
agreed for industry OH&S representatives following discussions
between WorkCover NSW, the MBA and other major builders and the
CFMEU
[full details]
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September 2008
Join our Facebook Group
The CFMEU Construction and
General Division NSW now have an official group on Facebook! Why not
joing our group and stay informed?
[further
details]
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July 2008
Calling all Master Artisans in the
Construction Industry
The Federal Government’s Dept
of Workplace and Employment Relations is calling for applications
for a fellowship (of ‘Master Artisans’ in the Construction Industry)
with the International Specialised Skills Institute.
Applications close 20 October 2008.
[full story]
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June 2008
Over 40? Have a
free hearing test
If you are over 40 years of
age and have worked in the building industry it is likely that you
have suffered hearing loss
[full story]
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June 2008
WorkCover Work Near Overhead Powerlines Code of
Practice and the Work Near Underground Assets Guide Seminar
Do you work near overhead powerlines or
underground services? Then you should attend this Workcover
seminar.
[full
story]
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May 2008
Your Union Will Help Find Your Lost
Super
Australian workers have lost track of over $9 billion in
superannuation. You could be one of those workers...
[full
story]
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