CFMEU TV

The CFMEU together with the Building Industry Group (BIG) of unions has launched an Australian-first Drug and Alcohol Management Program (DAMP).

James knows how important a policy focused on the safety, health and wellbeing of workers is, because he's been through an ice addiction.

Malcolm Turnbull looks set to call an election on a series of lies - lies about the ABCC and what it means for workers and our industry.

Workers from Lend Lease Bendigo Hospital job have nowhere else to go except their union. You won’t see Turnbull's FWBC ensuring workers are paid.

Here's a bit of history on this Lend Lease project:

John Setka addresses a rally of workers at the Lend Lease offices in Docklands. Lend Lease spend time attacking workers and their Union, when at Bendigo Hospital they've got a rort going on and nobody prosecutes them.

Lisa Chester labels it a 'disgrace' that workers on the Lend Lease Bendigo Hospital redevelopment job have not been paid for weeks of work.

"It's time that Lend Lease stepped in and made sure these workers got paid for the work that they've done."

Here's why we need a national anti-corruption commission. You can help make it happen, sign the petition: http://www.australianunions.org.au/national_icac

We love The Royal Children's Hospital and CFMEU Members have rallied behind the Good Friday Appeal stronger than ever. You've all done yourselves a treat.

The Liberal Party is trying to bring back the ABCC. “Constructing Fear” (2007) documents the impact of the ABCC on construction workers and their families. This attack on ordinary workers is the front line in an attack on civil liberties that has implications for every Australian.

CFMEU TV does 'So you think you can dance?' - Irish jig style. With $200 and a Guinness mini fridge up for grabs, CFMEU Members showed off their style, inspired by some wonderful dancers who showed everyone how it's done.

Luke Hilakari condemns attacks on the CFMEU. Every Australian should be concerned that the Turnbull Liberal Government is using criminal law in industrial relations issues.