MPi wishes you a fantastic and safe Christmas and New year!
It must be something about turning 21!
Are you OK?
The pressures being felt in the mining industry are no longer fear-driven, but just as likely to lead to burnout.
Some stuff to ponder over Christmas and New Year ...
Do you agree or disagree? Think of these in the context of your families and also the people you lead and those that lead you, in your mining workplace. Hopefully they spark some energetic conversation.
What the global mining industry looks like
From drone footage to selfies, here is a real life snapshot of the global mining industry.
Ensuring the best results from your career assessment
There is nothing fair or equitable in the selection process illustrated above.
How to transfer your skills to a life after mining
Not all mining jobs have a long life span. Find out how your skills can be translated for non-mining jobs.
Mining will still lead WA's economy post-boom: study
A new report suggests the resources sector is set to remain a major contributor in the Australian economy.
Experts say 2016 the year mining industry recovered
Economists and other experts say the uptick in Australia's mining marks a turnaround in fortunes.
What to do when someone quits on you
This past two years many mining businesses and site departments have 'trimmed the fat', 'right sized' and basically lost every person that wasn't deemed absolutely essential to daily operations.
Mining people leave other people, not mining companies
In recent years the mining employment market has generally ebbed and flowed roughly as follows:
Leader or Manager?
A list of differences between a manager and a leader as presented in 'On Becoming A Leader' by Warren Bennis.
So what is the mining industry thinking?
We recently created the new Mining People International (MPi) Polling Booth. The idea was to survey visitors to the MPi website and then feed the results back in quick time to readers of MPi News and various other MPi publications.