Stop sign holders and labourers in Victoria are set for a pay rise under a new workplace agreement, with full-time employees to earn $120,000 a year for a 36-hour week, plus allowances and overtime.

The founder of a bricklayer’s association says his profession simply can’t compete against some of the wages being offered to hold stop and slow signs. Brickies Network founder Andy Shaw told Jacqui ...

Stop-and-go sign holders on government-funded Big Build projects are earning over $200,000 annually, according to a new report. The amount of money being paid to entry-level workers is frustrating ...

Labourers and junior stop-sign holders working 36-hour weeks on construction sites will soon earn $120,000 a year under a new union pay deal. Read Today's Paper Tributes.

Labourers and stop sign holders will soon earn $120,000 a year under a CFMEU pay deal, with claims the union’s demands cost Victorian taxpayer’s an extra $74m on one recent road project.

Labourers and stop sign holders will soon earn $120,000 a year under a CFMEU pay deal, with claims the union’s demands cost Victorian taxpayer’s an extra $74m on one recent road project.