An announcement is expected as soon as today that will potentially impact hundreds of jobs at the Whyalla steelworks, the ABC understands.
Whyalla steelworks blast furnace imminent decision could hit hundreds of jobs
In short:
The Whyalla steelworks' aging blast furnace has been offline since April, but the ABC understands that a decision on its future is imminent.
That would potentially result in the loss of hundreds of jobs at the site, as well as contract jobs and indirect jobs.
What's next?
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