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Chevron Talk With Unions End Without Deal, Strike Action To Commence Today

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Headlines have crossed that talks between Chevron and unions have ended today without an agreement. Chevron stated that it has been advised that industrial action will commence today. The company stated that it and the unions remain apart on key issues, despite recent conciliation sessions.

  • Note that Gorgon and Wheatstone plants covered about 7% of LNG supply last year.
  • Work stoppages will reportedly be for 1-hour blocks and for periods of 3 hours to 11 hours per day.
  • If no agreement is reached by September 14, strike action will reportedly escalate.
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Headlines have crossed that talks between Chevron and unions have ended today without an agreement. Chevron stated that it has been advised that industrial action will commence today. The company stated that it and the unions remain apart on key issues, despite recent conciliation sessions.

  • Note that Gorgon and Wheatstone plants covered about 7% of LNG supply last year.
  • Work stoppages will reportedly be for 1-hour blocks and for periods of 3 hours to 11 hours per day.
  • If no agreement is reached by September 14, strike action will reportedly escalate.