I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Approximately 150 workers at BHP's Port Hedland iron ore operations in Western Australia are continuing a two-day strike, marking the first major industrial action there in over two decades. The walkout involves a ship-loading ban and a full stoppage as three unions negotiate a four-year agreement with BHP. While BHP states it has plans to maintain operations, the strike affects its daily shipments of $80 million worth of iron ore. The next negotiation meeting is scheduled for August 18.
SYDNEY, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Workers will continue a two-day strike at BHP's Port Hedland operations in Western Australia as planned, a union official said on Saturday, after the start of the first major industrial action at the iron-ore export hub in more than two decades. About 150 workers are expected to take part in the strike, which comprises a 24-hour ship-loading ban followed by a 24-hour