The Lefties are too embarrassed to splutter and mutter and utter.

And my status symbol troll Paw Stunned whimpers with delight at being able to continue to admire me.

So Cods you don't have a problem with the thread title versus the thread topic? Could you please explain what connection the childcare workers have with the CFMEU? Or what Shorten has with the topic? You keep putting yourself in juLiars parallel universe.

And the BigMac with Coke and Fries continues to complain - about anything even the weather.

But back to the TOPIC of STRIKES to shut Australia down!!!!!

And Labor in Qld is being run by Bill Shorten's corrupt Commo unions.



Queensland leading the nation for strike action as unions runs riot
Business & Economy Employment & Training Political Queensland Government Published: 1st of December 2016
   
Latest ABS statistics on industrial disputation show the do-nothing Palaszczuk Labor Government has allowed Queensland to record the highest rates of industrial action in Australia.

Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations, Jarrod Bleijie, said all Queenslanders were paying for Labor’s failure to address union bullying and intimidation on Queensland worksites.

“Only yesterday we saw 700 CFMEU members down tools, walk off the job and shut down the streets of Brisbane in yet another arrogant display of union power – and yet again Annastacia Palaszczuk did nothing,” Mr Bleijie said.

“Over the September quarter there were almost 14,000 working days lost due to strike action in Queensland and almost 53,000 working days lost for the past year.

“Sadly, Queensland is again leading the nation on every single measure related to union activity because Annastacia Palaszczuk is running a protection racket for union bosses.

“In the last year, half of all working days lost due to strike action across Australia happened right here in Queensland.”

Mr Bleijie said Queenslanders ended up paying every time the Palaszczuk Labor Government turned a blind eye to spurious strike action from its union mates.

“Every time union members take long lunches, walk off the job, and threaten construction companies and their employees, it drives up the costs of units and houses for Queenslanders,” he said.

“That’s not to mention the hundreds of thousands of dollars added to the costs of government construction – such as Commonwealth Games facilities - that will end up coming from the pockets of Queensland taxpayers.

“Today’s ABS statistics are a sad and costly indictment on the Palaszczuk Labor Government and are proof in black and white that unions are being allowed to run riot in Queensland.”

https://mysunshinecoast.com.au/news/news-display/queensland-leading-the-nation-f...

The suicidal madness of Bill Shorten's corrupt Commo unions continues as they try to shut Australia down with their INDUSTRIAL ANARCHY!!!

Bill Shorten's corrupt Commo unions are incensed over the updated ABCC legislation which will crush them.

Wonder how Shorty's latest scare campaigns for the next election are going ?







Unions plan stop-work meeting for Brisbane and Gold Coast
Michael Wray, The Courier-Mail March 6, 2017 1:00am

VIDEO: Pauline Hanson calls Labor 'hypocrites'

Pauline Hanson says she supports penalty rate cuts and calls the Labor party a 'bunch of hypocrites'. Courtesy: ABC Insiders

THOUSANDS of unionists are expected to bring parts of Brisbane and the Gold Coast to a standstill on Thursday as they launch a anti-WorkChoices-style campaign against the Federal Government’s industrial relations agenda.

Although individual unions will be responsible for directing any stopwork actions on the day, organisers are expecting thousands to join the rallies, which will include a march through Brisbane’s CBD from Roma St to Waterfront Place.

The mass rallies, which are part of a national campaign, were unanimously endorsed last week by the Queensland Council of Unions executive and its 28 affiliate members in a meeting that also discussed strategy and tactics for a prolonged fight against what they called the Turnbull Government’s “radical” industrial relations agenda.

QCU general secretary Ros McLennan said the unions were “circling the wagons” in response to widespread member anger over a recent Fair Work Commission decision to reduce some Sunday penalty rates, the reintroduction of the Australian Building and Construction Commission, increasing wage inequality and the erosion of working conditions and safety.

“Australian workers saw this pattern under John Howard in 2007 and they’re seeing it again now under the Turnbull Government,” she said.

“They will stand up and fight back when their wages and conditions are under attack.”


Thursday’s action will affect Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

State Opposition spokesman for employment and industrial relations Jarrod Bleijie said the unions were the Labor Party’s “puppet masters” and accused them of “deliberate political sabotage”.

“The cost to businesses particularly in the construction industry with the involvement of the CFMEU and ETU is millions of dollars every day when they have these political strikes,” he said.

“That’s all they are and for no other purpose than political disruption.”

A spokesman for the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland said the deliberate decision to rally on a weekday would cause severe disruption to commerce and hurt small businesses.

“CCIQ would implore unions and others involved to consider the impacts that a large-scale protest will have on the sales and profitability of businesses in the city,” he said.

Construction unions such as the Construction Forestry Mining and Engineering Union and Electrical Trades Union have heavily promoted the rally on their websites.

The CFMEU declined to comment about whether their members would stop work on Thursday.

The SDA, which is Australia’s largest union and covers retail and hospitality workers directly affected by the decrease in Sunday penalty rates, also did not respond.

Plumbers Union Queensland state secretary Gary O’Halloran said individual members would be advised that a rally was on but would need to take the day off to attend.

The Federal Government did not respond to our requests for comment.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/queensland-government/unions-plan-...

stunspore wrote on Mar 5^th, 2017 at 8:06pm:


Rusty container out the back and house the hospitalers on the job site, throw in a bag of rice once a week, hook up a power extension cord, and Bob's yer uncle... that way you can call 'em out at need any time and they can be there in a minute.. and you don't have to pay them penalty rates while you get to charge them for room and board.. then there's the power bill..... line 'em up once a week and hand out a small bag of $2 coins... a la Gina's $2 workers...

Shut and Lock The Gates!  Imprison The Criminal Bosses!   

cods wrote on Mar 6^th, 2017 at 7:43am:



EVERYONE has a right to strike. they're not slaves who HAVE to show up to work if they don't want to.

You seem to be under the misconception that they need to be concerned with you being discomforted for a day, all whilst you've never in return shown any concern at their issues. They don't. They have to fight for their rights because no one else will do it for them.