Mafia fighter suggests NY-style laws to stop unions delaying Olympic builds
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Former New York attorney Ronald Goldstock told a Queensland inquiry that laws modeled on New York’s could help prevent union tactics from delaying Olympic construction projects. The proposal concerns the CFMEU and the balance between labor organizing and timely infrastructure delivery.
US attorney Ronald Goldstock helped take down powerful New York mafia groups, and told the Queensland inquiry similar laws could combat tactics employed by the CFMEU.
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