Yahoo News Article RatingTIMELINE-Chevron, LNG workers dispute heads to Australia's labour tribunal as latest talks fail
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : Aug. 18 Voting opens in Chevron's facilities to let workers decide if they want to strike due to disputes over wages and working conditions.51% : Woodside says "positive progress" was being made on talks with a union alliance on disputes over the wages of workers.
48% : Aug. 28 Unions representing workers at Chevron's two major Australian LNG complexes say that they will take industrial action from Sept. 7.
44% : Woodside CEO Meg O'Neil says the company has had "constructively addressed" several concerns of workers but said it also has a duty to shareholders to be able to run the business.
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