Workers at the Japanese-owned Inpex gas facility in Australia have walked off the job after pay negotiations stalled. The Offshore Alliance union is demanding a 3% annual pay rise, which industry observers claim would push average salaries over $500,000 and increase labor costs by 50-60%. Further industrial action is planned.
Workers at the Japanese-owned Inpex gas facility in Australia have walked off the job due to stalled pay negotiations. The Offshore Alliance and Electrical Trades Union are demanding 3% annual pay rises, which industry groups claim would push average salaries over $500,000 and significantly increase labor costs.
Workers at the Japanese-owned Inpex gas facility in Australia have walked off the job over stalled pay negotiations. The Offshore Alliance union is pushing for a 3% annual pay rise, while industry groups warn this could push average salaries over $500,000 and increase labor costs significantly. Further work stoppages are planned.
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