CFMEU ran ‘reckless’ campaign after removal of favoured bureaucrat
An inquiry has heard the CFMEU bombarded a senior public servant with complaints after she tried to introduce a central hotline and sidelined a union ally.
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An inquiry has heard the CFMEU bombarded a senior public servant with complaints after she tried to introduce a central hotline and sidelined a union ally.
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