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Biggest ever case against individual striking workers could net $38m-plus
A group of about 1350 workers involved in a nine-day unprotected strike early last year at Woodside’s Pluto LNG project in Western Australia face individual penalties of up to $28,600 or an unprecedented possible collective maximum of $38.5m, if 13 construction companies succeed in a Federal Court case that starts in Perth tomorrow.
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