Authorities revealed remote resources employees were among the industry’s latest fatalities. The Western Australian Police Force recently confirmed a MACA employee who died at Capricorn...
Tag - industrial relations
A multinational resources company will not remunerate offshore employees until they accept negotiated pay and conditions. Shell Group recently decided to stop paying workers at the Prelude Floating...
A multinational resources company cracked down on dozens of individuals who allegedly fuelled poor employment conditions. BHP recently confirmed it dismissed almost 50 fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers...
A multinational resources company will reevaluate its employment model due to a dangerous underground explosion in Central Queensland’s Isaac region. Anglo American confirmed it will reassess...
An industry advocacy is disappointed with a multinational resources company’s emergency supplies for infected mine workers. Rio Tinto recently faced criticism over its isolation care package...
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...
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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 leading mining industry group has come out in support of industrial reform foreshadowed by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in a recent speech to the West Australian Chamber of Commerce and...
Piper Alderman’s – David Ey and Gemma Twemlow recently shared their thoughts around a recent case in the Fair Work Commission that may put the kybosh on smoking breaks across many...
One in four business leaders now rank industrial relations as the biggest barrier to doing business in Australia, according to the Australian Mines and Metals Association (AMMA). A statement released...
