Rio warns Labor’s IR changes could reignite workplace tensions
Rio Tinto chief executive Jakob Stausholm says the Albanese government’s industrial relations reforms could reignite the workplace tensions of the 1980s as he flagged a further rise in the cost of producing Australian iron ore.
Australian iron ore provided Rio with close to 92 per cent of its $US11.8 billion ($18 billion) underlying earnings over the past year, but the cost of producing each tonne in 2024 will be up to 77 per cent higher than just six years ago.
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