Mining jobs in Australia fall for first time in three years
Who said the boom was not over?
Who said the boom was not over?
Brazilian mining giant Vale has followed the gloomy trend set by BHP and Xstrata by announcing it will lay-off workers at its coal operations.
Massive layoffs are expected before the end of the month at Diavik, in Canada's Northwest Territories, as the diamond mine is set to close its open-pit section.
Australia's coal miners are slashing 900 jobs against a backdrop of declining commodities prices and higher costs.
In anticipation of the job's report, the markets and gold jumped yesterday, but there was no good news for President Obama as Friday's report shows the US added a paltry 96,000 jobs in August.
Diversified mining giant Rio Tinto has announced major job cuts at aluminum operations in both Australia and New Zealand.
It's all about the leadership change in the fall
Copper and gold focused Ivanhoe Australia announced Tuesday that it will cut 50 jobs from its Queensland operations to save around $10 million.
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