V.K.
February 23rd, 2011, 06:30 AM
Its hilarious that the Communist Party newspaper the Guardian has published an article about the sacking of White Australians in favour of Asian cheap labourers
Communist Party newspaper the Guardian:
Construction Division CFMEU members on opposite sides of the country have found themselves locked in a battle with developers over the use of vulnerable, grossly underpaid guest workers and foreign students (The CFMEU is a politically correct union that is controlled by communists). In Surfers Paradise, 11 tilers were laid off from the $850 million Soul development while a Korean crew, including three students and 10 others holding various work visas, were kept on what the reds forget to mention is that the people who were sacked were White Australians). At Perth’s Equus building site, workers have downed tools in an ongoing dispute over the hiring of Chinese and Korean workers at much less than the local hourly rate (note no mention of protesting against the hiring of cheap non white foreign labour).
In Queensland the original tilers were reinstated after hundreds of other workers walked off the job in solidarity. The tilers stopped work themselves two hours later demanding that contractors, Saba Bros Tiling, fix up the back pay owing to the Koreans (the red controlled union avoids the issue of the importation of cheap non white foreign labour so as to avoid undermining its stance on multiculturalism and multiracialism). The actions of workers were in no way directed at the Koreans (what did I say?), quite the opposite; they took up a fight for all workers to be paid the going rate. Local tilers get $40 an hour while the students and working visa holders were getting $14 now how long will that last for? The Communists do not understand that this is apart of a wider campaign to destroy the Australian society and also is an effort to destroy the living standards of White Australians).
The use of guest workers has become an explosive issue in the building industry in south-east Queensland. Similar tensions exist on the Airport Link project. Local contractors find themselves unable to compete with outfits exploiting underpaid students and 457 visa holders. Local workers are locked out of jobs not just the building industry but in every other industry. Illegal immigrants and other non white refugees are being hired especially Sudanese like in the Meat Works in Toowoomba).
In Perth, the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) has pounced on the Equus dispute in an extremely belated attempt to shake off its savagely anti-union reputation and appear more even-handed the ABCC is a creation of the conservative governments and multiraclism is a creation of the lefties. they both work together.
“As part of these investigations, the ABCC has today issued notices to a number of sub-contractors on the site, demanding documents and records under Section 59 of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act,” a spokesperson said. “Anyone failing to comply with this notice may be liable for criminal prosecution.” It has been common knowledge for some time that Chinese and Korean workers on the Equus site were getting $12 an hour compared to $28 for Australian workers funny how the left always discredit themselves by stating the truth about the real intentions of multiracialism and mass immigration).
According to successive Australian governments, 457 visas were to be made available to foreign workers only to fill positions in sectors of industry where there were skill shortages. The workers were meant to be paid at the same rate as any other employee. Unions warned when the scheme was introduced that it would be used to undermine local pay and conditions and that is precisely what has happened (commie speak for non whites are ripping off whites in the labour market).
Guest workers often live in substandard accommodation and are warned to stay away from local workers and their unions who are said to be opposed to their employment (but its true). Bosses often keep their passports and delay payment to the extremely vulnerable workers.
http://www.cpa.org.au/guardian/2011/1490/05-construction-workers.html
Communist Party newspaper the Guardian:
Construction Division CFMEU members on opposite sides of the country have found themselves locked in a battle with developers over the use of vulnerable, grossly underpaid guest workers and foreign students (The CFMEU is a politically correct union that is controlled by communists). In Surfers Paradise, 11 tilers were laid off from the $850 million Soul development while a Korean crew, including three students and 10 others holding various work visas, were kept on what the reds forget to mention is that the people who were sacked were White Australians). At Perth’s Equus building site, workers have downed tools in an ongoing dispute over the hiring of Chinese and Korean workers at much less than the local hourly rate (note no mention of protesting against the hiring of cheap non white foreign labour).
In Queensland the original tilers were reinstated after hundreds of other workers walked off the job in solidarity. The tilers stopped work themselves two hours later demanding that contractors, Saba Bros Tiling, fix up the back pay owing to the Koreans (the red controlled union avoids the issue of the importation of cheap non white foreign labour so as to avoid undermining its stance on multiculturalism and multiracialism). The actions of workers were in no way directed at the Koreans (what did I say?), quite the opposite; they took up a fight for all workers to be paid the going rate. Local tilers get $40 an hour while the students and working visa holders were getting $14 now how long will that last for? The Communists do not understand that this is apart of a wider campaign to destroy the Australian society and also is an effort to destroy the living standards of White Australians).
The use of guest workers has become an explosive issue in the building industry in south-east Queensland. Similar tensions exist on the Airport Link project. Local contractors find themselves unable to compete with outfits exploiting underpaid students and 457 visa holders. Local workers are locked out of jobs not just the building industry but in every other industry. Illegal immigrants and other non white refugees are being hired especially Sudanese like in the Meat Works in Toowoomba).
In Perth, the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) has pounced on the Equus dispute in an extremely belated attempt to shake off its savagely anti-union reputation and appear more even-handed the ABCC is a creation of the conservative governments and multiraclism is a creation of the lefties. they both work together.
“As part of these investigations, the ABCC has today issued notices to a number of sub-contractors on the site, demanding documents and records under Section 59 of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act,” a spokesperson said. “Anyone failing to comply with this notice may be liable for criminal prosecution.” It has been common knowledge for some time that Chinese and Korean workers on the Equus site were getting $12 an hour compared to $28 for Australian workers funny how the left always discredit themselves by stating the truth about the real intentions of multiracialism and mass immigration).
According to successive Australian governments, 457 visas were to be made available to foreign workers only to fill positions in sectors of industry where there were skill shortages. The workers were meant to be paid at the same rate as any other employee. Unions warned when the scheme was introduced that it would be used to undermine local pay and conditions and that is precisely what has happened (commie speak for non whites are ripping off whites in the labour market).
Guest workers often live in substandard accommodation and are warned to stay away from local workers and their unions who are said to be opposed to their employment (but its true). Bosses often keep their passports and delay payment to the extremely vulnerable workers.
http://www.cpa.org.au/guardian/2011/1490/05-construction-workers.html