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Jobs go as BHP cuts WA operations

Sydney : Australia | 10 months ago  
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The company this morning announced it would sack 2100 employees and contractors at its WA nickel operations and take an additional $US1.6 billion in write downs on its disastrous Ravensthorpe nickel laterite project. It will also reduce the rate of production at its Mount Keith nickel mine near Kalgoorlie...
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  • News Source: The Australian | 10 months ago
    It has announced plans to axe 6000 workers and cut projects, production and expansions, wiping $US2.8 billion from its first-half profit. In an emphatic and somewhat delayed reaction to the global slowdown, BHP detailed a broad response, which...
  • News Source: International Business Times | 10 months ago
    Mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd announced plans Wednesday to slash 6,000 jobs, or about 6 percent of its global work force, as the collapse in commodity prices. Around 70 percent of the 6,000 job cuts will come from independent contractors that work...
  • News Source: New Zealand Herald | 10 months ago
    The cuts and BHP Billiton's latest production forecasts underscore a sharp turnaround in the fortunes of big miners as the worldwide downturn bites into the previously insatiable appetite of China and other emerging economies for steel and other...
  • News Source: Voice of America | 10 months ago
    Mining giant BHP Billiton is cutting more than 3,000 jobs in Australia and will close a major nickel mine, because of poor profitability prospects. The engine room of Australia's economy is showing unmistakable signs of faltering, as corporate...
  • News Source: The Australian | 10 months ago
    BHP Billiton technology staff will be affected by its bid to slash 3000 Australian jobs as the resources giant feels the pressure of the global financial crisis. BHP plans on reducing its 101,000-strong global workforce by 6000 staff in the few...
  • News Source: The Age | 10 months ago
    It's the ill-fated $5.6 billion Ravensthorpe laterite nickel disaster. It sits in the darkened room along with the $3.2 billion Magma Copper mess of 1996 and, more recently, the $4 billion that the Boodarie hot-briquetted iron project in WA consumed...
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