Clawing back company’s splurges – such as $21m in donations to Palmer United party – is only genuine prospect of workers being fully paid if refinery shut downClive Palmer’s collapsed Queensland Nickel business is mostly a victim of a crippling slump in world nickel prices,the company administrator has said.
But clawing back his company’s splurges on unrelated interests – from $21m in donations to Palmer’s political party to golf courses and his vintage car collection – represents the only genuine prospect of workers being paid in full if the refinery shut down, they occupy been told.
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Source: theguardian.com