The Hakoah Club was also told that a proposed street protest could prompt involvement from pro-Palestinian activists.
The crisis-plagued CFMEU threatened to target a storied Jewish community organisation on behalf of a large building firm — which allegedly has deep ties to controversial union boss Darren Greenfield — as the union also warned any protest would probably attract pro-Palestinian activists.
It said in a statement it had terminated Parkview as its builder but declined to comment on ongoing negotiations with the firm.The club stressed it had told “the union and Parkview it would pay all entitlements properly owing to sub-contractors” for development on the site of the old White City tennis club.
It is rare for the CFMEU to protest on behalf of a major construction firm, which are typically the target of union protest action. Two industry sources said the email was an apparent effort to push the club to cave in to some of Parkview’s demands. “We are in close contact with the local police, and we will continue to keep you updated if there are any disruptions.”
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