Members at the Queensland Train Manufacturing Facility project today attended a smoking ceremony conducted by local Butchulla people. 👊

Our union is committed to achieving practical outcomes for First Nations members. 👊 #naidoc2025 #cfmeu

Builders know the value of a CFMEU EBA. 🛠️

It pays to belong to the CFMEU. 👊 Last month our branch recovered more than $1.5 million in unpaid entitlements for members. A massive effort by delegates, organisers and Stotty! #cfmeu #superannuation

Boom crane crew are taking protected industrial action to lift standards in the renewables sector. 🏗️ The 24 hour strike at Clarke Creek Wind Farm sends a clear message to Boom to start bargaining with the CFMEU.

Suncorp Stadium was union built – on time and on budget. 🏟️ A timely reminder by former Queensland Minister for Public Works Robert Schwarten.

The 2032 Brisbane Olympics is an incredible opportunity for the next generation of Queensland construction workers. We’re doing our bit with 455 apprentices enrolled in the CFMEU apprenticeship scheme – with 10% being women learning a trade. With a 97% completion rate, our

Hundreds of Townsville’s lowest-paid council workers are taking protected industrial action for a fair pay rise.

Few people know our union like Leanne. Known in the Brisbane office simply as “Mum”, Leanne started working for one of our predecessor unions – the Building Workers Industrial Union – in the 1980s. Leanne stayed loyal to the CFMEU through good times and hard times because she

Strong unions and militant workers are key to ensuring that productivity gains are shared among all Australians, according to new research from The Centre for Future Work at the Australia Institute. 💪

Most of Townsville’s blue collar council workforce earns less than $60,000 per year, while the top brass cries poor after years of chronic financial mismanagement. But without the labour of essential blue collar workers, Townsville stops.

Members getting the job done at the Springfield Mater Hospital project. 🏥

The CFMEU stands in solidarity with Queensland teachers and nurses in their fight for fair pay and better working conditions. ✊

Union members at the City of Moreton Bay have won a 13% wage increase and a raft of other benefits for all outdoor council workers. ✊

Six unions. Three agreements. One fight. Townsville council workers are standing up! ✊

📢 CFMEU Pasifika is here in Queensland! We’re building power by focusing on growth and education – spreading the union message across a vital community in Queensland’s construction industry.

IT PAYS TO BELONG: Our organisers recovered more than $1 million in unpaid entitlements for members in June. 👊

Queensland’s new train manufacturing facility is union built. 🚊

Veteran Townsville City Council worker Jeff is one of hundreds of unionists fighting back against the council’s “war of attrition” on its blue-collar workforce. ✊