Brisbane Times
·general
·1 hour ago
CFMEU turned workplace safety regulator boss into ‘call centre operator’
The CFMEU's direct calls to Queensland's workplace safety regulator led to a breakdown of complaint processes, the state inquiry revealed on Wednesday. Senior counsel Patrick Wheelahan noted that former deputy director-general Peter McKay operated like a call center operator, taking and transcribing CFMEU calls, which undermined normal procedures for logging complaints. The inquiry continues to investigate allegations of corruption.
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