Business & Finance Grocon building empire goes into receivership.

[Christopher Buttersnip]

Grocon building empire collapses

One of Australia's biggest building companies, Grocon, has called in administrators after problems with its Barangaroo construction project in Sydney.

thenewdaily.com.au

Sad for the workers and contractors but have no sympathy for the oxygen thief Daniel Grollo. Anti worker, negligent and arrogant.

Grocon responsible for safety, coroner rules over fatal wall collapse

Safety of a wall that collapsed and killed three people in Melbourne five years ago was the responsibility of the site owner.

www.theage.com.au

 

[Power Raid]

it is companies like this that result in the unions we have in the industry

this is a good outcome for all in the long run

 

[Hamingja]

The wall falling over and killing those people is something that has always stuck with me.

There is an inherent risk when you step into a car you might have an accident, or perhaps you have a heart attack or get cancer, but just casually strolling through the city and a wall falling over on you is just unthinkable really. Like how do the parents reconcile that.

 

[AM]

it is companies like this that result in the unions we have in the industry

this is a good outcome for all in the long run

Good point. People jump all over the CMFEU but it's uncompromising, union bashing, untrustworthy companies like Grocon who have necessitated a tough union push back.

 

[Power Raid]

Good point. People jump all over the CMFEU but it's uncompromising, union bashing, untrustworthy companies like Grocon who have necessitated a tough union push back.

Yep

And to reverse the situation, it has to be lead by killing companies that pay the bribes.

Then once the illegal funds and lucrative kick backs are removed, the illegal elements with the unions will move on.


Unions are important in the economy and industry, but we need clean unions. For that companies like Grocon have to be pursued by government harder and earlier than the unions.

 

[Christopher Buttersnip]

Yep

And to reverse the situation, it has to be lead by killing companies that pay the bribes.

Then once the illegal funds and lucrative kick backs are removed, the illegal elements with the unions will move on.


Unions are important in the economy and industry, but we need clean unions. For that companies like Grocon have to be pursued by government harder and earlier than the unions.

Had a good larf at Danny's attempts to blame the NSW govt for the company problems. That's already been dealt with and despatched.