A multinational resources company claimed industry advocates tried to undermine its reputation for leverage purposes. Bravus Mining and Resources accused the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining...
Tag - industrial relations
A multinational resources company cannot lawfully lock-out employees based on individual medical decisions, a judge ruled. BHP has been ordered to stop banning unvaccinated workers from entering the...
A multinational resources company gave outsourced employees an ultimatum: Either move to a different mine site or leave for good. BHP recently ordered 80 Mount Arthur Coal Mine labour hire workers to...
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...
A construction, maintenance and industrial service provider is giving workers who normally live interstate the option to temporarily move to a residential roster due to the pandemic. Monadelphous...
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...
Multinational oil and gas producers retrenched thousands of staff from their national workforce during the first year of the pandemic, a research institute found. Chevron, ExxonMobil, INPEX, Oil...
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...
