Gaining Insights into Working within the Mining Sector

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Donna Beneteau Theresa Nyabeze Samantha Espley Jeanie Wills
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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37
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Publication Date:
Oct 1, 2024

Abstract

This presentation reports survey findings that aim to modernize the definition and understanding of the term 'mining.' The survey, conducted via LinkedIn in Winter 2024, garnered responses from a diverse group of individuals, including current or former employees of mining or exploration companies, mining consulting firms, service providers, supplier firms, as well as students and retirees with industry experience. The data, ethically approved by the University of Saskatchewan, offers valuable insights into satisfaction levels within the mining sector and suggests an expansion of the identifying characteristics of definitions of mining. This marks the third CIM gaining insights paper by Beneteau, Espley, and Nyabeze, following previous works on 'Career Satisfaction for Women in Mining' (2010) and 'Mentorship Initiatives in the Canadian Mining Industry' (2018*)."
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APA: Donna Beneteau Theresa Nyabeze Samantha Espley Jeanie Wills  (2024)  Gaining Insights into Working within the Mining Sector

MLA: Donna Beneteau Theresa Nyabeze Samantha Espley Jeanie Wills Gaining Insights into Working within the Mining Sector. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2024.

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