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Inpex: Ichthys workers reject new employment contract

By LNG Prime Staff
Inpex Ichthys workers reject new employment contract
Ichthys LNG (Image: Inpex Australia)

Japan’s Inpex said that the majority of workers at its Ichthys ​liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Australia’s Northern Territory had ‌voted against a new employment agreement.

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