Queensland Union Seeks Direct CCC Reporting for Workers
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The Services Union in Queensland advocates for direct reporting of misconduct to the Crime and Corruption Commission, bypassing the state under treasurer. This move aims to address delays and frustrations among employees, who face issues like nepotism, poor governance, and retaliation against whistleblowers. Government-owned corporations defend their processes, but a five-yearly review of the commission is underway, with a report due by the end of June, potentially leading to changes in reporting procedures.
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