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BHP takes FWC's SJSP order to High Court

Mining giant insists Operations Services workers are contractors

BHP has repeatedly challenged last year's ruling by the Fair Work Commission.

BHP has repeatedly challenged last year's ruling by the Fair Work Commission. | Credits: Shutterstock

BHP has sought special leave to appeal to the High Court a "same job, same pay" order from the Fair Work Commission that would deliver average annual pay rises of $30,000 for 2200 mine workers in Queensland....

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