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Union statement regarding orders to halt Barossa project gas pipeline construction

Offshore Alliance < 1 mins read

Offshore Alliance spokesperson (AWU WA Branch Secretary) Brad Gandy:

"The Offshore Alliance is calling on Santos to guarantee income for the workers who have been engaged for this work, despite the injunction and any further delays the project may experience.

"Many of the workers engaged by Santos left other jobs to take up these roles on the Barossa project.

"To date, Santos has failed to consult cooperatively with the Offshore Alliance as representative of the majority of workers onboard the Audacia and as the principal union in the sector.

"We call on Santos to change tack, start consulting with the union, and guarantee workers that their incomes will not be affected."


Contact details:

Anil Lambert 0416 426 722

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