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The U.S. government took control of Australia’s CFMEU in 2024 over corruption allegations, replacing leadership and raising safety concerns.
The federal government has taken administrative control of Australia’s CFMEU in 2024, replacing its leadership and staff amid allegations of misconduct, including intimidation and influence-peddling on major infrastructure projects.
A Queensland inquiry uncovered claims of power struggles, threats, and attempts to block reforms, with former leaders Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham denying wrongdoing.
The takeover, justified as anti-corruption, has led to mass staff replacements and raised concerns about weakened workplace safety oversight.
While some allegations may be referred to police, the union’s role in protecting workers remains uncertain, with no alternative union ready to fill the gap.
El gobierno de los EE. UU. tomó el control del CFMEU de Australia en 2024 por acusaciones de corrupción, reemplazando al liderazgo y planteando preocupaciones de seguridad.