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Bechtel using GFB, RO laws to sideline Alliance

Bechtel is using good faith bargaining and registered organisations laws in an extraordinary bid to exclude the Offshore Alliance and key officials from bargaining for a Pluto Train 2 Project agreement, after accusing the MEU and AWU partnership of taking an "unnecessarily provocative, obstructionist, unreasonable" approach to negotiations.

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