Authorities will give a mining company more time to produce coal and keep employing hundreds of staff. The New South Wales Independent Planning Commission (IPC) recently approved SIMEC Mining’s...
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A national mining company has been accused of not paying some penalty rates to coal mine employees who feel unwell or take time off. Rix’s Creek South Coal mine workers recently urged their...
Proposed changes could allow outsourcing companies to keep using long-term casual employees at oil, gas and mining operations. The so-called federal Industrial Relations Reforms – Supporting...
A foreign backed proponent’s decision to shut down a coal operation ahead of schedule will cause most of its workforce to lose up to four years of income. Hong Kong-owned Energy Australia will...
An outsourcing company will have to remunerate retrenched coal mine employees for additional payments they are still owed. The Federal Court recently ordered the now defunct SubZero Group to pay...
Coal operation employees have received another jump in earnings a year after tense industrial standoffs that ended with staff being locked out. Workers recently received the second part of a...
A mining giant has been accused of using outsourcing to avoid paying for essential work equipment, performance-related bonuses, and even travel to and from work. Several Operations Services (OS)...
An industry group division that represents more than 20,000 mine workers will operate autonomously. The entire mining and energy division at the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy...
A multinational resources company will go back to the drawing board after the industrial relations watchdog rejected pay and work conditions for outsourced employees. The Fair Work Commission has...
New data suggests Mainland China has been preparing to reduce its coal uptake for at least a year, fuelling speculation the communist country might ban coal imported from Australia. The latest...
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