Mining is anticipated to be the second hardest hit industry by climate change in Australia should there be an inaction in mitigating it, according to Deloitte. Read More
Western Australia expects to create around 3000 data science jobs over the next decade, according to a report prepared by the state's Data Science Innovation Hub and KPMG. Read More
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) of Western Australia has flagged demand for an additional 8000 skilled workers over the next 12 to 18 months. Read More
As Australia’s mining industry fortifies itself as the backbone of the nation’s economy, major resources companies and Aboriginal-owned contractors look to strengthen the presence of Indigenous workers in the industry. Read More
The mining and resources industry has not been one of the biggest contributors to job advertising growth in the first half of May, but it is not void of opportunities. Read More
Attracting the millennial talent pool is crucial for mining companies to retain their social licence to operate, according to BDO’s global head of natural resources Sherif Andrawes. Read More
A survey on Australian resources employers has identified that nearly half (47 per cent) have no plans to reduce their workforces at this stage. Read More
The original equipment manufacturer is ensuring its workforce will be equipped for the changing demands of the mining industry by investing in apprentices. Read More
The 2019–2024 Mining Workforce report released by the Australian resources and energy group, AMMA, predicts that the mining industry in Australia will require approximately 21,000 new employees by 2024 to keep up with the demand for future mining projects. Read More
Recruitment specialist Hays has revealed the skills that are in demand across Australia’s resources sector heading into the second half of the year. Read More
One new job was created every hour in Queensland's resources sector last month. This amounted to an additional 4400 jobs, with more than 1400 vacancies still advertised online. Read More