women in mining

This mining giant Macmahon “recognises” the benefits of team members and “seeks to have an inclusive workplace environment. And yet?

They’re rich, influential and they need to keep recruiting. But the mining sector has significant work to do on improving safety for women.

A report commission by Rio Tinto has found that almost half of its workers say they have been bullied, harassed, or racially discriminated.

Warburton is a Curtin alum and has been a leading Western Australian business executive for many years.

A report released by Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre and WGEA shows the pay gap in Australia means women managers earn $93,000 less than male managers.