Labor accused of turning blind eye to union corruption
Opposition MPs have accused the Labor government of turning a blind eye to corruption within the union movement.
The comments come as the government faces increasing scrutiny over its handling of a scandal involving union bosses allegedly taking cash and votes from construction firms.
"The Labor government is either incompetent or complicit in this corruption within the union movement." — Opposition MP
According to the Guardian, the Labor government has been accused of failing to take action against corrupt union officials, despite being aware of the allegations.
The opposition has called for an independent inquiry into the allegations, but the government has so far refused, citing a lack of evidence.
Author's summary: The Labor government is under fire for its handling of corruption within the union movement, with opposition MPs accusing it of turning a blind eye to the problem.
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