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Employee privacy breach at BHP causing union outrage

THE Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union has demanded BHP Billiton address multiple breaches of employee privacy affecting members of the union in Queensland and New South Wales.

Employee privacy breach at BHP causing union outrage

CFMEU president Tony Maher said a problem with BHP's payroll system has resulted in pay as you go payment summaries being emailed to incorrect email addresses and employees inadvertently being given access...

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