Phillips 66 Bayway Workers Ratify Labor Agreement


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) -- The return-to-work schedule for approximately 385 
union employees at Phillips 66's 275,000-bpd Bayway refinery in Linden, New 
Jersey, remains unresolved following a labor agreement that ended a two-week 
dispute at the facility and its adjacent Linden Terminal.

   Workers represented by Teamsters Local 877 ratified the agreement Monday 
(11/2), after being locked out October 19 when negotiations failed to produce a 
new contract. The dispute involved wages, benefits, work schedules and safety 
protections.

   Phillips 66 maintained refinery and terminal operations throughout the 
lockout using qualified supervisors, engineers and technical personnel. The 
company has not reported a production interruption resulting from the labor 
dispute.

   The Bayway refinery, located along New York Harbor, has the capacity to 
produce 145,000 bpd of gasoline and 115,000 bpd of distillates, according to 
Phillips 66. The facility also manufactures jet fuel, heating oil and 
petrochemical feedstocks, with products distributed to East Coast markets by 
pipeline, barge, rail and truck.

   Phillips 66 issued its latest publicly available employee bulletin November 
2, but has not confirmed when union employees will resume their duties.

   DTN reached out to Phillips 66 for additional details but did not get an 
immediate response.




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