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BHP ordered to pay almost $100,000 in compensation and penalties for forcing staff to work on Christmas Day

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November 12, 2025

Resources behemoth BHP has been ordered to pay close to $100,000 after dozens of coal miners were unlawfully required to work on Christmas and Boxing Day.

The penalty, handed down in the Federal Court on Tuesday, comes six years after 85 employees, including a mother who needed to ask a person…

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BHP ordered to pay almost $100,000 in compensation and penalties for forcing staff to work on Christmas Day

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