A campaign supported by Australia's Construction Unions

Rights on Site is the campaign to get rid of the Australian Building and Construction Commission and make all Australian workers equal before the law.
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Events: September 2010

Case adjourned - new hearing date 13 September

03 Aug 2010
Ark's international solidarity
Dear Comrade Arc Tribe, First of all, allow me on behalf of several million of building workers represented in our Trades Union International UITBB around the world, to pay tribute to your courage and steadfastness in your struggle for your just cause Full Story...

20 Jul 2010
Ark Tribe’s trial providing proof of the real Tony Abbott
The trial of an ordinary construction worker in Adelaide today is highlighting just how high risk the Coalition is when it comes to workplace relations. Full Story...

In the news

07 Aug 2010
Ark Tribe’s struggle is our struggle
Last month, thousands of people around the country marched in solidarity with Ark Tribe, the construction worker from Adelaide who faces six months’ jail for refusing to attend an interview with the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) Full Story...

23 Jul 2010
Industrial laws case adjourned for two months
The trial of a construction worker charged with breaching federal industrial laws has been adjourned for two months. Full Story...

22 Jul 2010
ACTU continues attack on Work Choices
Work Choices might be "dead, buried and cremated" but the ACTU says it will ensure the failed workplace relations system continues to haunt the coalition's election campaign. Full Story...

News Updates

Tony Abbott is the most hardline right-wing politician who has ever sought the support of the Australian people.

This election is a referendum on workers’ rights and construction workers simply can’t trust Tony Abbott:

Dave Noonan, CFMEU C&G Division National Secretary and the Rights on Site Team