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Could union rivalry risk strike action at Pluto 2?

Too many cooks spoiling the broth?

Staff writer

The union beef could spell trouble

The union beef could spell trouble | Credits: ENB

The risk of stormy pay negotiations leading to disruptive strike action act Woodside's Pluto 2 project is rising, as rival unions jockey for workers' loyalty at the construction project. Woodside's expansion...

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