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BHP coal workers forced to move state

BHP has told its fly-in, fly-out, workforce at its Mt Arthur mine relocate to Queensland to prevent disruptions from closed borders and COVID-19 outbreaks, it has been claimed.

 Mt Arthur Coal is operated by BHP.

Mt Arthur Coal is operated by BHP.

  According to the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union, approximately 80 workers were told they would "lose their jobs" if they did not accept a transfer to Central Queensland...

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