Strike confirmed: BHP’s Port Hedland workers to down tools for first time this century
Workers at BHP’s Port Hedland operations in Australia have confirmed an eight-hour strike, marking the first such industrial action at the site this century. The strike is organized by a coalition of unions representing electrical, manufacturing, and mine workers.
BHP Port Hedland strike union industrial action
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