At least 113 BHP workers sexually harassed colleagues in a single year, mining company says

At mining giant BHP, more than one hundred workers were fired or resigned last year after sexually harassing colleagues, according to the company's annual report. The Guardian reports the disclosed cases included indecent touching, stalking, and grooming, with a separate one hundred four allegations left uninvestigated due to insufficient information or the wishes of those affected. The disclosure lands amid heightened scrutiny of remote mine sites, where female workers across the industry have raised allegations of systemic harassment, violence, and retaliation.

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