BP and Union Continue Talks at Whiting Refinery During Lockout
BP and the union at the Whiting refinery discussed proposals and remaining issues in recent talks. The company said it remains open to bargaining while the lockout continues.
BP and the union at the Whiting refinery held discussions on reviewing each other's proposals and identifying remaining issues. The company stated it is here to bargain and that negotiations could continue during the lockout. It said a settlement agreement would be needed to end the lockout.
BP declined to give a direct answer on whether it would end the lockout without requiring acceptance of the March 17 proposal. The parties agreed to return to the table after reviewing proposals and clarifying outstanding issues.
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Ongoing talks may affect duration of the current lockout at the refinery.
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