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Rio Tinto hiring hundreds of workers in Canada because of modernization projects
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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A couple of years after it laid off 14,000 workers around the world, global mining giant Rio Tinto has launched a mini hiring spree in Canada, mainly due to its modernization projects.
The Anglo-Australian company is actively searching to hire more than 210 workers for mining and manufacturing in alumina, aluminum, iron ore, diamonds and titanium dioxide.
"We launched the campaign to help our ongoing recruitment efforts for our modernization and expansion projects," Rio Tinto spokesman Bryan Tucker said in an email.
Rio Tinto employs more than 13,000 people at 35 sites in Canada.
Most of the opportunities advertised on its website are located at regional operations such as mines and smelters in locations between Yellowknife and Labrador.
The Anglo-Australian company is actively searching to hire more than 210 workers for mining and manufacturing in alumina, aluminum, iron ore, diamonds and titanium dioxide.
"We launched the campaign to help our ongoing recruitment efforts for our modernization and expansion projects," Rio Tinto spokesman Bryan Tucker said in an email.
Rio Tinto employs more than 13,000 people at 35 sites in Canada.
Most of the opportunities advertised on its website are located at regional operations such as mines and smelters in locations between Yellowknife and Labrador.
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