B.C. Jobs Plan: Skills Training for Job Growth in the Province
As reported on canada.com, British Columbia launched a $75 million skills training program as part of the province’s economic development plan “Canada […]
As reported on canada.com, British Columbia launched a $75 million skills training program as part of the province’s economic development plan “Canada […]
Analysts say more coal jobs will be axed in the Australian tropical state of Queensland as the beleaguered resources sector continues to weather a barrage of adverse factors.
The full time workers follow $1.4 billion in Chinese funding for two coal projects in the northeast of the province because Canadians "just don't have the experience" to operate underground equipment safely.
Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) has announced further retrenchments and cost cutting measures due to concerns that the slowdown in China's economic growth will be more pronounced than expected.
The better-than-expected non-farm payrolls numbers may mean that the Federal Reserve will end QE3 sooner rather than later.
BHP Billiton's efforts to control costs in the face of weaker demand for key industrial commodities has shifted to cutting jobs at its Australian iron ore operations, the biggest driver of earnings for the world's largest mining company.
Disappointing non-farm payrolls could push gold to new 2012 high.
British Columbia, Canada's most western province, will employ over 16,700 mining professionals in the next 10 years according to a report released Wednesday by the Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) in partnership with the BC Mining HR Task Force.
Workers from Solid Energy's Spring Creek mine will march on Parliament tomorrow in "one last throw of the dice" to save it.
