The union representing workers at Chevron's two LNG facilities in Australia has dropped plans for another strike after agreeing on pay and working conditions.
The union representing workers at Chevron’s Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG projects has dropped plans for another strike after agreeing with the company on pay and working conditions. Earlier this week, the Offshore Alliance said a strike had been called for on Thursday in case negotiations with Chevron failed to yield a mutually acceptable result. Still, the risk of another strike remains.
The risk only arose because trust had broken down between the parties, and emotions can run high by some of the individuals involved,' Kavonic told Reuters. Workers at the Gorgon and Wheatstone facilities first went on strike in September, after failing to agree to new pay and working conditions terms with Chevron. Workers at a Woodside LNG project also threatened to strike but the company managed to strike a deal and avert the industrial action at Australia’s biggest LNG production site.
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