Industrial action looms at Callide and Kogan

THE Mining and Energy Union, which represents workers at the Callide and Kogan power stations in Queensland, is applying to the Fair Work Commission to take industrial action after negotiations broke down with contractor Programmed Services.

The Callide power station in Queensland.

01 June 2023
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MEU Queensland district vice-president Shane Brunker said the situation could escalate quickly and affect power generation across Queensland.

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