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Phillips 66 locks out union workers at New Jersey refinery

The company said it will keep operating the Bayway refinery with trained personnel after talks broke down over wages, healthcare and safety protections.

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Phillips 66 locked out about 385 union workers at its Bayway refinery in Linden, NJ after contract talks stalled, raising the risk of fuel supply disruptions and higher East Coast prices.

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Phillips 66 locks out union workers at New Jersey refinery after contract expires

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Phillips 66 locks out 385 Linden, New Jersey, refinery workers after rejection of concessions contract

The lockout at the largest refinery on the East Coast follows lockouts at BP's Whiting, Indiana, and Marathon's Martinez, California, refineries.

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Phillips 66 locks out union workers at New Jersey refinery

Phillips 66 locked out about 385 union workers at its Bayway refinery in Linden, NJ after contract talks stalled, raising the risk of fuel supply disruptions and higher East Coast prices.

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BIC Magazine broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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