An Asia-backed mining operation would rather fly-in foreign workers than improve existing employment entitlements, an advocate said. Japan-headquartered Sojitz Blue recently sought regulatory...
Tag - industrial relations
Central Queensland resources employees will choose whether to temporarily postpone duties for more long-term employment. Coal workers from four BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) mine sites will decide...
A multinational mining company will give workplace catastrophe victims extra time off duties. Anglo American recently promised to grant “critical incident leave” to employees impacted by...
A multinational resources company unfairly dismissed mine employees to outsource their roles, an industrial relations tribunal found. The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently ruled Peabody Energy...
Coal employees will temporarily stop performing duties to demand better job security. The Mining and Energy Union (MEU) recently applied for a protected action ballot order from the Fair Work...
A multinational employer will better remunerate offshore workers who were locked out until they accept negotiated pay and conditions. Shell Group recently agreed to improve employment conditions...
Workers left their posts before shifts were due to end in hopes of better remuneration. Employees recently stopped work early and asked for a wage increase at South 32’s Appin Coal Mine, about...
Multiple leaders were harshly, unjustly or unreasonably fired from a resources infrastructure company, a watchdog found. The Fair Work Commission recently ruled six shift managers were unfairly...
A national contractor might prevent employees from performing duties if they are not dressed for work. Hanson could lock out heavy vehicle operators who refuse to wear their uniform for up to six...
Australia’s workplace relations tribunal will let a multinational resources company terminate employees based on individual medical decisions. The Fair Work Commission (FWC) rejected the latest...
