Below are Essay & Assignments tackled by us on Mining
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Analysis of HR scenarios for a MiningCo
This report is based on the following requirement -
Assuming you are the Senior HR Executive for MiningCo, which operates in a range of isolated locations with many fly-in, fly-out staff on a rotating two-week roster basis. Analyse and reflect on the following three interrelated scenarios:
• Case one: you are tasked with researching the impact of introducing performance management initiative .....
Analysis of the famous case - Resistance to Threatened Identities - Unexpected Reactions to orthodox Change by peter Maclean and Patrick Dawson
Introduction 3
Case Study Analysis 4
Analysis of change initiative by the CEO 4
Recommendations for organizational success 5
Analysis of the coal miner’s resistance to change 8
Threat to their occupational community 8
Varied forces of implications for change resistance 9
Communication plan for continuous change management for both employees and managerial performance at the Australian coal .....
Analysis of the Famous Global Mining case study
This report is based on following case study -
The atmosphere in the room was tense. Ted Kimoski, Financial Director for Global Mining, had just finished his presentation. John Campbell, Managing Director, sat quietly making notes. After a pause, he broke the silence. 'From what you have shown us Ted, it seems that we face the following problems in Australia. Our mines are not competitive. Ben.....
Case Studies on Mining Industry and Corporate Governance in Oman
This paper answers the following questions on the case study -
Q1. Analyse the ethical and legal issues discussed in this case. (14 marks)
Q2. Which Oman laws are being breached or violated and what is the government doing to
correct the situation and allow for orderly business activities? (14 marks)
Q3. If you were working in the Legal Department of Ministry of Mining of Oman what woul.....
COMPANY ANALYSIS OF RIO TINTO COAL AUSTRALIA
Executive summary
Introduction
Strategy Analysis
Objectives Mission and Vision
Competitive Scenario
SWOT Analysis
Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
Financial Performance
Conclusion
References
Complete Strategic Analysis of RIO TINTO
Executive summary 2
Introduction 3
Strategy analysis 5
Health and safety 5
5
Operational and financial delivery 6
Growth and innovation 6
People 6
Communities and environment 7
Customers and markets 7
Social strategy 8
Competitor Analysis 9
Corporate governance 10
Rio Tinto Australia and Corporate Governance 11
Financial analysis 13
Rio Tinto, Consolidated Income Statement 13
Rio .....
Data Mining and Warehousing questions answers
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Essay on how supply chain may be made sustainable to ensure the continuous supply of parts for maintenance of expensive plant and machinery with a long life span in a mining company
Introduction 2
What is supply chain 2
Taking Lessons from High Performers of other Industries 3
Supply Chain in Mining company 4
Choosing the right Operating Model for Supply Chain 6
Integration of Partners in Supply Chain 7
Supply Chain Planning 8
Quality Training to Build Expertise 9
How can mining companies recover operational performance and guarantee resource efficiency? 10
Ethics essay related to ABC news report titled ‘Go ahead for one of world's largest coal mines’ and document titled ‘Let’s talk about coal’.
This essay is based on the following requirement -
Topic:
For more information, please refer to ABC news report titled ‘Go ahead for one of world's largest coal mines’ and document titled ‘Let’s talk about coal’.
PLEASE REFER TO THE TOPIC BELOW TO YOUR ESSAY
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-10-25/whitehaven-mine/4333406
Managers often make ethical decisions. Assume you are a manager.....
Logistics management assignment for a mining company in Queensland, Australia
This assignment is based on the following assignment description –
Procuring machinery and components from overseas is no longer a cutting-edge logistics strategy; it has become commonplace – but that does not make it any less complicated. Companies that venture to the markets such as the Asia Pacific Rim must deal with culture, language, and currency differences, as well as regulations, tariff .....
