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A concreting subsidiary company of construction giant Boral, De Martin and Gasparini, has been ordered to pay a $30,000 fine to the CFMEU for breaching the Fair Work Act last year.

Workers from across NSW will rally in Sydney and Newcastle on Thursday 6 September to protest the Liberal Government’s broken industrial relations system and its attacks on building and construction workers.

Employees at BOOM Logistics have not had a pay rise since 2013 or 2014 depending on which site they work at.

They have worked loyally and tirelessly to ensure that BOOM Logistics wins work and fulfils its contracts. They have been at the bargaining table for a long time.

The CFMEU NSW head office will be relocating this weekend.

To facilitate the move, our office/phones will be closed this Friday, 31 August and Monday, 3 September.

The CFMEU is seeking the repayment by John Holland and its sub-contractors of $700,000 in

The financial report of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union, Construction and General Division – NSW Divisional Branch is audited in a

One of the major benefits of being a Cbus member is that eligible members get access to insurance cover that could be difficult and expensive to access any other way for building and construction workers.

Did you know that the CFMEU NSW branch has recovered over $43.2 million worth of upaid entitlements for workers in the past 5 years alone? 

if you think you're being underpaid, head over to our wages page or contact the counter organiser. 

On Boxing Day close to 2,500 people will cease to be entitled to weekly benefits. Most if not all will receive their last payment in early December 2017.

Workers at UNSW’s Biosciences building are angry that builder Multiplex has exposed them to potentially deadly friable asbestos.