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Not all compulsory interviewees ‘hostile witnesses‘, Lloyd tells Gillard
Not all people called up to compulsory interviews with the Australian Building & Construction Cmn were "hostile witnesses", ABC Cmr John Lloyd said in a letter to Deputy PM & WR Minister Julia Gillard.
No thugs need apply, say Rudd and Gillard on building watchdog
Workforce comment: PM Kevin Rudd this week reinforced his stance against "union thuggery", with Deputy PM & WR Minister Julia Gillard by his side, singing from the same songbook as they jointly announced the new building watchdog would be a proverbial "tough cop".
ACTU sec Jeff Lawrence will cut short a visit to Europe to return to Australia this weekend following news that legislation for the building regulator that will replace the ABCC will go to parliament next week.
