Union workers at BHP’s Port Hedland export hub on strike, Bloomberg says

Workers at BHP‘s Port Hedland iron ore export hub in Western Australia have started 24-hour strikes, an escalation of a pay dispute ahead of meetings between the union and company, Paul-Alain Hunt, Katharine Gemmell, and Sharon Klyne of Bloomberg reports. On Saturday and Sunday, union workers have pledged to stop loading bulk carriers.

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Union workers at BHP’s Port Hedland export hub on strike, Bloomberg says

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