De Beers likely to cut jobs after covid-19 hit
The diamond mining giant employs 20,000 people across its entire business.
Gold price drops on stronger US jobs data
Gold is on pace for its biggest weekly loss since the week ending May 1.
Miners welcome Indonesia’s new jobs bill that could spur coal growth
President Joko Widodo's sprawling "Job Creation" bill seeks to change about 80 laws affecting many business sectors.
Over 79,000 jobs in Canadian mining industry need to be filled over next decade — report
Canada’s mining industry is worth C$47 billion, with C$29.6 billion concentrated in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia.
Over 400 jobs at risk at Weatherly Namibia copper mine
Weatherly, weighed by some $140 million in debt, is set to halt operations at its Tschudi mine.
Jobs boom in Australia’s mining industry
The Australian Resources and Energy Group has published a report predicting that the sector will need 21,000 new workers by 2024.
RWE to cut one in three jobs in $2.9bn coal exit deal
Germany's biggest power producer will cut about 6,000 jobs, or nearly a third of its current workforce, by 2030.
Sibanye cuts fewer jobs than planned in Marikana restructuring
In September, Sibanye said it planned to cut around 5,270 jobs, or about 6% of its workforce.
Glencore to shut Canadian smelter by year-end, over 400 jobs lost
The facility was supposed to transition to a custom smelter after the mine closed in 2013.
Gold futures decline as US jobs data eases concerns on economy
The job figures may give some comfort to markets after a string of weaker-than-expected data had boosted demand for gold as a haven this week.
