Oil Majors Seek Bigger Bargaining Power in Labor Disputes
Major U.S. oil companies have been adopting hardline tactics in unionized labor negotiations, including lockouts, to gain contract concessions. Exxon notably locked out 650 workers at the Beaumont refinery for 10 months, marking the longest labor dispute at a U.S. refinery in recent years.
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