Rio Tinto has staved off a union agreement in the Pilbara by handing out $25,000 pay rises while BHP launched legal action to curtail allegedly misleading union social media posts, as the mining giants fight efforts to re-establish widespread organised labour in the region. The separate actions by the two major miners are part of a broader pushback against the reunionisation of the iron ore-rich region of WA for the first time in 30 years, which has triggered applications to force bargaining across the sector. Loading…
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Miners fight back in the Pilbara with cash and lawyers – AFR

Miners fight back in the Pilbara with cash and lawyers – AFR