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Mining Industry IT Recruitment Activity Drops In Canada

According to GlobalData’s Job Analytics database, the mining industry in Canada registered a 3.5% drop in IT Recruitment activity in November 2022 as compared to the previous month.

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Mining Industry IT Recruitment Activity Drops In Canada
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The industry’s overall hiring fell by 7.69% in November 2022 when compared with October 2022. Out of the mining industry’s total hiring activity, IT recruitment accounted for a 5.2% share in November 2022. This marks a decrease of 0.04% over the last three-month average share.

As tracked by GlobalData, the top five companies have accounted for a combined average decline of 3.45% share in the overall IT recruitment activity of Canada’s mining industry during November 2022 over October 2022 in terms of the number of jobs.

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Equinox Gold posted 7 IT jobs in November 2022 and registered a rise of 133.33% over the previous month. This was followed by Vale with 7 jobs and flat growth. American Iron & Metal Co (with 6 IT jobs) and Teck Resources (with 5 jobs), recorded a 20% growth and a 58.33% decrease respectively. Rio Tinto recorded an increase of 50% with 3 job postings during November 2022.

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John Edward

Contributing Writer, Energy Transition

John Edward writes on what the energy transition demands of mining: lithium and battery-metal projects, the future of coal, national critical-minerals strategies, and the investment and jobs moving into African mining. He has contributed to Skillings Mining Review since 2022.


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