BHP, Port Hedland union make progress, talks to resume next week | live
MELBOURNE, July 21 (Reuters) - BHP and unions representing workers at Western Australia's Port Hedland, the world's largest iron ore export hub, edged closer to a deal on Tuesday, though talks ended without an agreement and will resume next week, the union said. Port Hedland is a major artery for Australia's iron ore, through which $80 million of BHP's products transit each day.
MELBOURNE, July 21 (Reuters) - BHP and unions representing workers at Western Australia's Port Hedland, the world's largest iron ore export hub, edged closer to a deal on Tuesday, though talks ended without an agreement and will resume next week, the union said. Port Hedland is a major artery for Australia's iron ore, through which $80 million of BHP's products transit each day.
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