BHP workers to go on strike today at Port Hedland
Hundreds of BHP workers at the Port Hedland iron ore terminal are conducting a strike following failed negotiations over an enterprise agreement. The union is demanding equal pay and transparent career progression, while BHP maintains that operations will continue despite the industrial action.
shares Share article Hundreds of workers will down tools and walk off the job today at mining giant BHP’s critical Port Hedland export terminal in Western Australia , in the first protected strike action in the company’s iron division in more than a quarter-century.
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