by Ros McLennan, General Secretary, Queensland Council of Unions Research on community attitudes towards workplace safety shows governments and authorities must enact tougher laws or risk being run over by
The Queensland Council of Unions recognises that many students will be attending the strike for climate change, held nationwide on 15 March. This generation is reminding us that it will
It was heartening to see Australians still have a visceral reaction to the idea of exploited workers (The outrage at Muffin Break general manager misses the point). When the General
This opinion piece appeared in the Brisbane Times on Thursday, 26 April under the heading “Too many workers are killed on the job in Australia” … By Ros McLennan, General
This article has been published on the New Daily website – you can view it here: https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2018/02/20/eureka-flag-ban/ — It’s a poor return on investment when the brightest idea your well-paid construction
From Queensland Council of Unions General Secretary Ros McLennan It was great to see the Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe come out and say that workers deserve a bigger share
Queensland unions have welcomed a state government proposal to introduce an offence of “negligence causing death” as part of a wide-ranging review into workplace deaths.
Andrew Laming, the federal member for Bowman, was very quick to retreat after he posted this clanger on his Facebook page: Are teachers back at work this week, or are
Letter sent to The Editor , Courier- Mail, 10 November 2016 ————————- Dear Editor, Malcolm Turnbull’s proposed legislation to ban all people seeking asylum by boat from ever entering the
It was with great interest that I read that LNP Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison wants to target those in Australia “too accustomed” to government help.
