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Employees left 'traumatised' after CFMEU members stormed government building, inquiry hears

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Employees left 'traumatised' after CFMEU members stormed government building, inquiry hears
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An inquiry into the CFMEU in Queensland heard testimony regarding a 2022 incident where union members stormed a government building. Employees reported feeling traumatized by the aggressive behavior of the protesters during the lockdown.

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The inquiry sheds light on workplace safety, union conduct, and the political tensions surrounding industrial relations in Australia.

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Employees at the Transport and Main Roads (TMR) offices in Brisbane were "traumatised" after CFMEU members stormed the building in 2022.

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The article reports on testimony provided to an official inquiry, balancing the accounts of employees with the context of the union's protest.

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