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FMG trying to create next gen workforce

FORTESCUE Metals Group has invested $25 million to create a traineeship program to help it create the next generation of mine workers.

 FMG's latest recruitment drive sees a gender balance of 60% women.

FMG's latest recruitment drive sees a gender balance of 60% women.

  It has created 200 traineeship positions across the company, as part of a major recruitment drive. Positions have been created across its operations departments, as well as its administration,...

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