Traders lose confidence amid staff exodus and governance concerns
Traders at Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market have expressed a total lack of confidence in management following a series of executive resignations and ongoing governance disputes. An independent report highlighted deep-seated issues of disrespect and poor communication between the market's operators and its stallholders.
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The Queen Victoria Market is a major heritage-listed landmark and economic hub; instability in its management threatens the operational viability of a key cultural site.
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Share A A A Queen Victoria Market traders say they have no confidence in management more than 18 months after a historic strike and amid an executive exodus at the operator of the Melbourne icon.
Relations between the traders and managers at Queen Victoria Market Pty Ltd, which runs the heritage-listed site, have been worsening for years .
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