Cross River Rail Strike

Cross River Rail Strike. Cross River Rail fall CFMEU Brisbane workers march, strike on cards Geelong Advertiser Construction workers on the Cross River Rail decided on Wednesday to down tools until Monday Sources familiar with the union's demands told The Courier Mail that under the proposal for Cross River Rail an entry-level worker would receive a $15,000 pay increase, seeing them earn more.

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Sources familiar with the union's demands told The Courier Mail that under the proposal for Cross River Rail an entry-level worker would receive a $15,000 pay increase, seeing them earn more. A Cross River Rail Delivery Authority spokesperson said wage negotiations between the CFMEU and the major contractor had been ongoing for some time.

Cross River Rail fall CFMEU Brisbane workers march, strike on cards Daily Telegraph

A Cross River Rail Delivery Authority spokesperson said wage negotiations between the CFMEU and the major contractor had been ongoing for some time. Three engineers were trying to get in to work at Cross River Rail on Cope Street about 7am today when they allegedly clashed with CFMEU protesters blocking the entrance. Sources familiar with the union's demands told The Courier Mail that under the proposal for Cross River Rail an entry-level worker would receive a $15,000 pay increase, seeing them earn more.

Cross River Rail fall CFMEU Brisbane workers march, strike on cards The Courier Mail. The principal contractor on the $7 billion Cross River Rail project was in the Federal Court on Wednesday afternoon for an injunction after footage emerged of brawls and punch-ups between. Workers on a $6.3 billion rail project in Brisbane have walked off the job over safety conditions, with union claims a worker was suffering heat stress before his death last month

Cleveland line duplication key to keeping Cross River Rail on track The Courier Mail. A Cross River Rail Delivery Authority spokesperson said wage negotiations between the CFMEU and the major contractor had been ongoing for some time. Construction workers on the Cross River Rail decided on Wednesday to down tools until Monday