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No soup bans in BHP's office of the future

Natasha Boddy
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In 2012, BHP's do's and don'ts for food in the office caused quite the storm in a soup cup.

But fast-forward to the new world of work in 2020 and BHP's workers won't have to worry about smuggling in contraband Cup A Soup should they choose to return to the office when restrictions ease.

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Natasha Boddy is Work & Careers reporter with The Australian Financial Review. She was previously a homepage editor and online producer. Connect with Natasha on Twitter. Email Natasha at natasha.boddy@afr.com
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