Chevron LNG workers in Australia allow union to call for strike
Supplies from Chevron's liquefied natural gas facilities in Australia, which account for one-tenth of global supplies, could be disrupted as workers vote to authorize industrial action.
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Posted 8/28/2023, 8:18:00 AM
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