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BHP, union talks for Port Hedland iron ore workers to stretch on into next week
Source: reuters.com
Commodities & Raw MaterialsTransportation & LogisticsLabor Relations
BHP and unions representing workers at its Port Hedland iron ore operations in Western Australia ended talks without an agreement. Further negotiations are scheduled for next week, leaving potential labor-disruption risk at a major iron ore export hub unresolved.
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