BHP in for bigger wage bill after failing to stay pay ruling

BHP in for bigger wage bill after failing to stay pay ruling

BHP’s bid to stay same job, same pay orders at coal mines in Queensland has been rejected by the Federal Court in a decision that will see some workers win pay rises of up to $30,000 a year.

BHP to pay 15pc increases after court loss

BHP, in a failed bid to stay same job, same pay orders, has admitted the total cost of the decision on its Queensland mines will be about $30 million.

MEU defeats BHP attempt to delay Same Job Same Pay orders - Central Queensland Today

The Mining and Energy Union has defeated BHP’s latest attempt to delay the start of Same Job Same Pay orders […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. Username Password * Remember Me     Forgot Password The post MEU defeats BHP attempt to delay Same Job Same Pay orders appeared first on Central Queensland Today.

BHP fails in bid to hold off on Same Job, Same Pay changes

BHP has lost its legal bid to hold off on paying extra cash won for Operations Services workers at three Queensland mines under a ‘Same Job, Same Pay’ case. Orders issued by the Fair Work Commission are due to come into effect this weekend to lift the pay of about 1800 mineworkers at the Goonyella […] Thank-you for your interest in iQ Industry Queensland. We invite you to purchase a registration through iQ Industry Queensland to get the…