Court weighs penalty for John Setka after workplace law breach
Lawyers cite Setka's unemployment, divorce and unknown finances as court considers penalty
Former CFMEU boss John Setka has admitted to breaching workplace laws over a campaign the Fair Work Ombudsman said called for AFL umpiring chief Stephen McBurney's sacking, while his lawyers told the Federal Court on Friday he was unemployed, undergoing divorce proceedings and his current financial situation was unknown as he fought a heavy penalty.