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AMWU downplays visa dispute

THE Australian Manufacturing Workers Union is playing down talk of industrial action at CITIC Pacific’s Cape Preston mine, in Western Australia’s northwest, after an engineering contractor sacked 54 workers last week.

Nick Evans
AMWU downplays visa dispute

The Australian newspaper reported this morning that industrial tensions are rising on site after the AMWU members claimed they were sacked by Adelaide-based Ottoway Engineering and overseas 457 visa workers...

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