Workers at Chevron's two Australian LNG facilities are planning to restart their strikes even as they continue negotiating with the company.
Workers at Chevron’s Australian facilities are still planning to restart their industrial action even as they continue negotiating with the company. Industrial action first began in the middle of last month at the Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG projects, after the workers’ union and Chevron failed to reach an agreement on new contract terms regarding working conditions and pay.
The news agency, however, cited an unnamed source as suggesting the union was not going to make concessions and Chevron would have to change its position on several issues to avoid new strikes. 'The union's decision to ignore the recommendation ... while discussions are continuing is very concerning, unreasonable and undermines the considerable progress made prior to Chevron requesting the Commission's assistance last week,' a Chevron spokesperson told Reuters.
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