350 Nutrien contract workers sent home amid shutdown

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Kejan HaynesJournalist at Guardian

October 26, 2025

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350 Nutrien contract workers sent home amid shutdown

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About 350 contract workers at Nutrien have been sent home following a shutdown at its Point Lisas facility, after talks between the company and National Energy, chaired by Gerald Ramdeen, reached a stalemate.

The company, Guardian Media has been reliably informed, continues to refuse to pay US$28 million in disputed fees.

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