By MATT CHAMBERS, SENIOR RESOURCES REPORTER 12:00AM AUGUST 29, 2018 THE AUSTRALIAN Mining industry alarm over plummeting enrolments at Australian universities is growing, with forecasts that demands for more flexible […]
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You might pay more for single origin, ethically-produced coffee beans for your morning brew, but what about environmentally friendly gold in your wedding ring? Highly-toxic cyanide has been used in
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The Conversation May 2 2018 Amanda Jane Hughes Post-Doctoral Researcher of Astrophysics, Liverpool John Moores University Several privately funded space companies are locked in a race to claim the trillions
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The Conversation April 23 2018https://theconversation.com/precarious-employment-is-rising-rapidly-among-men-new-research-94821 Precarious work has increased in mining at a greater rate than in any other sector, driven mainly by workers’ sense of job insecurity as the
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Josh Chiat Kal Miner Recruiters and employers say job opportunities in Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s resources sector are continuing to rise, as new data shows advertised vacancies in the mining industry increased
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Peter Milne Some of the biggest resources companies in the world are playing a game of brinkmanship in the North West of the State — and the outcome will affect
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Wall Street Journal Article By Rachel Pannett Politicians, investors and organizations like the United Nations have been nudging companies toward greater gender diversity. Since 2012, big companies in Australia have
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Gold workers to rally at Parliament We invite you to join us as we rally at Parliament House to send a clear message to local politicians to put jobs first.
BHP adds 1000 women to workforce September 19, 2017 News Ben Creagh BHP’s workforce has grown to be more than 20 per cent female. The company, which set an ambitious target
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