Fletcher staff knew early last year the Justice precinct was a financial disaster
Fletcher staff were told not to write anything down or to use emails.
People within Fletcher Building’s construction division knew as early as March or April last year that the Justice and Emergency Services Precinct project in Christchurch was going to be a multi-million dollar loss-maker.
Figures of about a $50 million loss were being informally estimated at
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
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Fletcher staff knew early last year the Justice precinct was a financial disaster
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