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:: Thursday, July 06, 2006 ::
Construction workers face hefty fines after strike action - Reporter: Jennifer Macey, ABC Online, Australia
In Western Australia, the Federal Government's new building industry watchdog is flexing its muscles against more than a 100 workers who went on strike against the advice of their union.
The construction workers could each face fines of up to $28,000 in the first prosecution of individual workers under the Federal Government's new building industry laws.
The 107 workers walked off Perth's southern rail project in February for a week after a shop steward was sacked.------------------------------------------- posted 7:08 AM :: reference link ::
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