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BHP slashes Melbourne workforce

BHP Billiton is set to cut about 100 jobs from its global head office in Melbourne.

Kristie Batten
The job cuts are the result of an ongoing focus on simplification at the company.

The job cuts are the result of an ongoing focus on simplification at the company.

A BHP spokesperson confirmed that there were about 400 people in the Collins St headquarters, but that number was expected to drop to about 300 over the coming years due to an “ongoing focus on simplification”....

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