‘US$60,000 would not be enough’: mining grads have high salary expectations
Reuters looks at the demand for mining school graduates and profiles some students who get to be picky about who they work for and what they get paid:
Mark Bulkeley, Xstrata Coal's Baal Bone health safety and training manager, said the first group of 12 trainees graduated a few weeks ago and are already working at the Ulan West mine. "The feedback we've received from them is that the Baal Bone training facility enabled them to have a better understanding and knowledge before going into production," Bulkeley said.
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