Mining giant BHP admits to underpaying 30,000 workers

Sky News host Paul Murray says mining giant BHP underpaid their workers $530 million over ten years.

“How do you get it that wrong for that long?” Mr Murray said.

[birgittabirgersdatter]

Underpaying workers should be a very serious crime, akin to tax fraud.

[carldooley]

I understand the push to ban online animal cruelty videos, but it's a bad idea. It's already happened for one, but if someone is asked what animal cruelty is, you won't be able to point at the videos as evidence.

[alexandrugeorgescu]

if you own a pet, YOU ALREADY ARE COMMITTING ANIMAL CRUELTY.

[anthonygallagher]

It is amazing to me that this happens time after time to large sophisticated organisations with in-house lawyers and large HR departments, and the media never bothers to find out why. It's because of a land mine placed in the Fair Work Act by the Rudd government.

[GrandpaVince]

Good old grandma Shirley was a miner and i used to mine for dingo fossils so i could bring them back from extinction and open my famous dingorassic park