Former CFMEU boss John Setka's surprise rallies at Victorian government sites have sparked police investigations and some serious eyebrow raises!
In a dramatic turn of events, former CFMEU heavyweight John Setka has sparked controversy across Victoria by crashing not one, but two significant government construction sites! With the Victorian Premier, Jacinta Allan, waving red flags, it's clear that Setka's recent shenanigans have earned him a trip to the police. It seems that the ex-Union boss just can't resist making headlines, even if it means violating access protocols at major projects like the Metro Tunnel and the Footscray Hospital.
During his impromptu visit to work sites, Setka managed to rally hundreds of CFMEU members while unleashing an expletive-laden tirade aimed at none other than Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. As he raged against the government, one can't help but wonder if Setka believes he’s auditioning for a reality TV show titled "Bargaining with the Boss." His recent actions have not only ruffled the feathers of the state government but have also set the stage for an investigation into how he managed to pull off such a stunt without the necessary approvals.
The fallout from Setka’s antics has caught the attention of Victoria Police, who are now probing his unauthorized appearances. This breach of protocol has left many questioning the empowerment of former union leaders and the implications for workplace governance. The Communications, Electrical, Plumbing Union is also reeling from the drama as they hold critical meetings to decide whether to disaffiliate from the ACTU. Clearly, tensions are high, and Setka’s circus act continues to create waves in the union ecosystem.
In this saga of union dynamics and political bravado, it begs the question: Has Setka ventured too far this time? While the former CFMEU chief rallies the troops with fiery rhetoric, it’s clear that the lines are being drawn, and his actions could lead to significant repercussions not only for him but for the unions at large. As Victoria watches to see how this unfolds, here’s an astonishing fact: the CFMEU was once Australia's largest construction union, boasting over 100,000 members in its prime. And if anyone thinks Setka’s antics are over, think again—former union bosses are known for their resilience and unpredictable moves!
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