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Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

A major labour movement campaign to re-unionise Australia’s vital iron ore industry is on the cusp of its first major strike battle, which could reshape the sector.

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Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

BHP Port Hedland workers demand salaries to $240k; 24-hour strike costs $116M, >48 hours triggers operational crisis. Re-unionisation in Australian mining signals escalating labor costs and supply-chain risks, pressuring global infrastructure and capex budgets.

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Another union joins fight with BHP in the Pilbara

More than 100 production workers have joined a move towards strikes at BHP’s major iron ore port, with unions to meet on Friday to hash out their plans.

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Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

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Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

Another union joins fight with BHP in the Pilbara

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Another union joins fight with BHP in the Pilbara

Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

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Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job

Another union joins fight with BHP in the Pilbara

Timeline cronologica

Another union joins fight with BHP in the Pilbara

Why workers earning $200,000 a year are getting ready to walk off the job