Class action targets BHP for public holiday rosters
Up to 7,000 workers may be eligible for a class action that accuses BHP of unlawfully making them work on public ...
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Up to 7,000 workers may be eligible for a class action that accuses BHP of unlawfully making them work on public ...
The Industrial Court of NSW has dismissed an application for money owed after determining an employee terminated their ...
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