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Rio Tinto staying Pilbara course amid union petition push

Believes its own approach is the best way forward for its Pilbara workforce

A union group is going after Rio Tinto's Pilbara iron ore operations.

A union group is going after Rio Tinto's Pilbara iron ore operations. | Credits: Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto believes it does not need to change the approach it has taken to its industrial relations arrangements in its Western Australia Iron Ore operations even though a union group dedicated to re-unionising...

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