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Victorian public servants union CPSU will not back Labor, citing job cuts and $1.2bn consultant spending as evidence of "privatisation by stealth."
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Victorian public servants union CPSU will not back Labor, citing job cuts and $1.2bn consultant spending as evidence of "privatisation by stealth."
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Exclusive: Community and Public Sector Union denounces ‘privatisation by stealth’, joining growing number of unions turning on Carroll governmentGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastVictoria’s public servants union says it will not support Labor at this month’s state election, condemning the government for cutting public service jobs while spending $1.2bn on consultants.The Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) will announce the decision on Wednesday, joining several other unions that have refused to back Labor or are actively campaigning against the government ahead of the 28 November poll. Continue reading...
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