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Union workers are set to go on strike at Chevron’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in Australia next Thursday, in renewed action that could disrupt about 7% of global LNG supply.

Workers at Chevron’s two Australian LNG projects are preparing for another round of strikes after the union representing the workers claimed the company had reneged on promises.

Just two weeks after workers at Chevron’s two Australian LNG projects ended industrial action, they are preparing for another round of strikes. Up to 500 employees at the Gorgon and Wheatstone projects could walk off next week Argus has reported, ...

Chevron has asked Australia’s industrial tribunal to help resolve a “small number” of issues blocking a deal with unions at its two liquefied natural gas…

The Transport Minister was one of six parliamentarians to sign off on access to Parliament House for an employee of the national carrier.

The unions have accused the gas giant of reneging on a deal that led it to pause rolling stoppages at Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG facilities last month.

The CEOs of key WA miners told a Senate inquiry the government’s labour hire laws will threaten billions of dollars in investment, but later admitted the laws do not apply to them.

The destruction of jobs at Molycop must be fought. What is at stake is not just the livelihoods of the 250 sacked workers and their families, but those of future generations of young people in the region, as well as throughout the steel industry and the broader working class.

Workers at Chevron’s two major LNG gas facilities in Western Australia voted on Friday to resume their strike after saying that the oil major “reneged...

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