
Mark Morey
Mark Morey is the secretary of Unions NSW, a position from which he advocates for workers' rights and safety in various industries, including construction. Recently, he made headlines by highlighting the alarming trend of contracting companies prioritizing profit over the safety of workers, particularly in relation to the risk of silicosis among tunnel workers. His statements underscore the need for stricter safety measures and accountability within the construction sector.
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Unions NSW’s Mark Morey played a role in pushing for a strict anti-poker machine crackdown within NSW Labor.
Party’s $4 million in industry donations fuels debate over national reformUnions NSW secretary Mark Morey deserved credit for pushing Labor to do more in its party platform last weekend.
Party platform changes, but pledges go bust as can is kicked down the roadMark Morey supported the proposal for strict anti-poker machine measures at the NSW Labor conference.
NSW Labor votes for historic pokies reformsUnions NSW secretary Mark Morey said he was confident the government would take the message seriously.
Grassroots revolt forces Minns government to consider facial recognition, venue limits and tax hikes for mega clubsUnions NSW secretary Mark Morey fifth.
Chris Minns warns of need to ‘climb Everest’ to beat Pauline Hanson’s One NationGambling reform advocates within NSW Labor, including Unions NSW boss and Labor upper house candidate Mark Morey, have also put forward proposals calling for a significant cut to poker machine numbers to be debated at the conference.
Reverend Bill Crews joins call for cuts to pokiesMark Morey is the Unions NSW secretary who also advocated for reducing poker machines.
Why theChris Minns won’t let pokies risk his election jackpotMark Morey backed the position of the Coalition regarding changes to the WPI threshold.
The unlikely bedfellows as Labor faces showdown on workers’ comp lawsUnions NSW secretary Mark Morey said the presentation demonstrated contracting companies were prioritising 'profit over safety'.
Construction company and SafeWork discussed strategies to protect tunnel workers





























