CFMMEU's split decision

THE Fair Work Commission has shot down a move by the mining and energy division of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union to start its own formally recognised and independent union.

Fair Work Commission: The ruling disallows the mining and energy division to separate from the CFMMEU.

14 September 2021
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Members of the mining and energy division want to break away from the construction division, led by prominent and beleaguered union leader John Setka.

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