QUEENSLAND will require 5,714 new mining employees by 2024, driven by a number of large coal projects coming online over the next four years, according to the Australian Mines and Metals Association.
Australia’s mining industry is facing new workforce demand at levels not seen since the previous investment and construction ‘boom’.
Using a number of industry-verified modelling techniques, AMMA's 2019-2024 Mining Workforce forecasts the on-site labour demand required for new mining projects scheduled for completion over the next four...
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