Driving diversity and fostering inclusion in operations

A PANEL of executive women at the Future of Mining Perth conference have shared their thoughts on advancing diversity and fostering inclusion within operations and what steps miners are taking to address diversity concerns, in the 18 months since the release of the Enough is Enough report.

Panickar, Atkins and Yabsley

22 September 2023
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Tabled by a parliamentary committee headed by Western Australian liberal party leader Libby Mettam, the 178-page report found the mining industry had a culture that did not protect women at work.

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