CFMEU boss John Setka has demanded the AFL sack its umpire boss, former building watchdog Stephen McBurney, or face delays on its league-related projects nationwide.
The threat comes after Mr McBurney launched legal action against the union during his time as the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner, resulting in the CFMEU being penalised millions of dollars.
Mr Setka on Tuesday evening said the union would not co-operate with the league to manage deadlines and costs on its projects until Mr McBurney, appointed to his new role as Head of Umpiring in April, was given the boot.
The threat comes after Mr McBurney launched legal action against the union during his time as the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner, resulting in the CFMEU being penalised millions of dollars.
Mr Setka on Tuesday evening said the union would not co-operate with the league to manage deadlines and costs on its projects until Mr McBurney, appointed to his new role as Head of Umpiring in April, was given the boot.