BHPâs industrial relations guru exits
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The architect of BHPâs controversial industrial relations reforms has departed the company amid attempts to revive a national enterprise agreement for the âOperations Servicesâ division and as BHP prepares to bargain a new workplace deal for its struggling Queensland coal mines.
Mark Swinnerton was a key lieutenant of BHP boss Mike Henry until his exit earlier this month. Â
BHP vice-president Mark Swinnerton was the architect of the Operations Services strategy that has made permanent BHP employees of close to 4000 people whose roles had been done by labour hire firms or temporary contractors.
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How the boom bypassed iron oreâs poor cousin in Queensland
The Queensland coal towns that helped Scott Morrison to election victory in 2019 are missing out on the global steel boom â and rightly or wrongly, many blame BHP.
Times are tough in the Queensland coal fields.Â
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The mining industry is partying once more on a wave of stimulus spending, record commodity prices and talk of a new âsupercycleâ, but someone forgot to invite north Queensland.
In the regions that swung hardest for Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the 2019 federal election, the mood is as black as the coking coal that provides jobs for thousands of locals.