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Mining remains a laggard in gender-balanced workforce

The industry is doing itself a disservice by overlooking women

NAWIC will host a national conference in Melbourne in October.

The path towards true gender equality across the workforce is not straightforward, but nessecary

Women are still underrepresented in the mining industry. According to data from LinkedIn, just a quarter of the workforce is female, making mining the sector with the second-largest representation gap....

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