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·australia
·1 hour ago
BHP iron ore workers in Port Hedland consider strike over pay disputes
BHP iron ore workers in Port Hedland, Western Australia, are considering strike action over pay disputes as negotiations with the company continue. If a strike occurs, a 24-hour shutdown could cost BHP around $116 million. The situation reflects broader tensions in Australia's mining sector as unions push for improved conditions amidst increasing operational challenges.
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