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Breaking: Gas workers strike, negotiations on pay deals stall
Key takeaways
- The Inpex LNG facility at Darwin Harbour takes gas from offshore fields.
- Workers at the Inpex gas facility have walked off the job after negotiations stalled on a new pay deal.
- Industry observers have claimed union demands would push the average salary of an Inpex worker beyond $500,000 a year.
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The Inpex LNG facility at Darwin Harbour takes gas from offshore fields. (ABC News: Dane Hirst)
Workers at the Inpex gas facility have walked off the job after negotiations stalled on a new pay deal.
Industry observers have claimed union demands would push the average salary of an Inpex worker beyond $500,000 a year.
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