Micheal Crosby takes over as Construction Union Administrator
Micheal Crosby has been appointed as the new administrator of the Construction Union. The article provides no additional details about timing, scope, or implications of this appointment.
Who is the new Construction Union administrator?
Builders, electricians, plumbers and other construction trades may see changes in union representation and workplace relations under new leadership.
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Why it matters: Builders in Victoria may face new compliance obligations under the proposed laws. Day-to-day operations and labour flexibility on residential sites could be affected.
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