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CCF appointment to National Construction Industry Forum

The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) is pleased to have been appointed to the National Construction Industry Forum to provide advice to the Government on a broad range of issues relating to work in the building and construction industry, including safety, workplace relations, skills and training, industry culture, diversity and gender equity, and productivity. CCF members, [...]

CCF appointment to National Construction Industry Forum2024-10-18T10:33:12+10:00

CCF Response to CFMEU Administration

The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) has today welcomed the appointment of Mr. Mark Irving KC as the independent administrator of the Construction and General Division of the CFMEU and its associated state branches. “This appointment marks a critical and long-awaited turning point in addressing the deeply ingrained culture of intimidation and coercion that has plagued [...]

CCF Response to CFMEU Administration2024-10-18T10:35:32+10:00

Restoring Civility to Civil Construction

The Civil Contractors Federation is dedicated to fostering a safe and sustainable civil construction industry that consistently delivers high-quality, fit-for-purpose infrastructure for the people and communities of Australia. Our plan Restoring Civility to Civil Construction plan will: Putting Safety First: The safety of every person in the construction industry is paramount. We must get serious [...]

Restoring Civility to Civil Construction2024-08-20T12:34:10+10:00

Civil contractors welcome legislation to restore civility to civil construction

The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) strongly supports legislation introduced today by the Federal Government to place all branches of the Construction and General division of the CFMEU under administration. CCF National CEO Nicholas Proud said the legislation is a crucial step towards addressing the deeply rooted issues within the construction industry, particularly the culture of [...]

Civil contractors welcome legislation to restore civility to civil construction2024-10-18T13:20:24+10:00

FWC action on CFMEU leads to CCF call for contractors to speak up

Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry has welcomed the Fair Work Commission’s application to place the CFMEU in administration and launched a national campaign to encourage contractors to speak up and call out union coercion and misconduct. We are urging contractors and employees to use the FWC’s online reporting process and take full [...]

FWC action on CFMEU leads to CCF call for contractors to speak up2024-08-06T15:49:58+10:00

CCF ACKNOWLEDGES NEW LEADERSHIP FOCUS TO CIVIL IR AND SKILLS

As the Fair Work Commission National Registered Organisation for Civil Infrastructure, Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has welcomed the appointment of Senator Murray Watt to Workplace Relations and Andrew Giles MP to Skills and Training portfolios and commends outgoing Ministers Tony Burke and Brendan O’Connor. CCF welcomes [...]

CCF ACKNOWLEDGES NEW LEADERSHIP FOCUS TO CIVIL IR AND SKILLS2024-07-29T16:33:05+10:00

CCF ACKNOWLEDGES NEW LEADERSHIP FOCUS TO CIVIL IR AND SKILLS

As the Fair Work Commission National Registered Organisation for Civil Infrastructure, Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has welcomed the appointment of Senator Murray Watt to Workplace Relations and Andrew Giles MP to Skills and Training portfolios and commends outgoing Ministers Tony Burke and Brendan O’Connor. Civil Contractors [...]

CCF ACKNOWLEDGES NEW LEADERSHIP FOCUS TO CIVIL IR AND SKILLS2024-10-18T13:27:01+10:00

Civil Construction The Missing Link

“You cannot spend a dollar in housing until you have invested a dollar in civil infrastructure.” Civil infrastructure is the foundation of Australia’s progress and prosperity. It plays a critical role in addressing the nation’s housing needs, supporting the transition to renewable energy, and enhancing overall productivity. However, it remains the missing link. Before a [...]

Civil Construction The Missing Link2024-06-27T15:09:25+10:00