Titlebook: Labour Force Mobility in the Australian Resources Industry; Socio-Economic and R Fiona M. Haslam McKenzie Book 2016 Springer Science+Busine

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The Socio-economic Impacts of Long-Distance Commuting on People and Communities,e to commute long distances to work, how and where they spend their incomes and discuss who benefits and who loses through long distance work arrangements. It also discusses the public policy implications of peripatetic workforce arrangements and reviews several government enquiries into the practic

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Analysing the Spatial Distribution of Changing Labour Force Dynamics in the Pilbara,dities such as iron ore. Significant changes in geographic labour force dynamics have occurred with increased mobility of workers. This research analyses the spatial and temporal distributions of mining-related geographic labour force mobility in Australia using the Pilbara region as a case study an

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,Reshaping Rural Communities ‘at a Distance’: The Resource Boom, FIFO and Non-mining Towns,reas. Yet FIFO workers are not drawn solely from cities, with rural and regional communities also providing labour for remote operations. Indeed, the economies, demography and sociocultural characteristics of these communities, many of which have historically been based on industries such as agricul

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Economic Impact Analysis in a Resource Industry Boom, mining towns. A considerable body of literature now examines the socio-economic issues and challenges for ‘host’ communities associated with the use of fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) arrangements in remote regions, where workers live in company facilities at mine sites during regular block work rotations, a

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The Development Prospects of FIFO Source Communities,pportunities were sought, not only by individuals but also by several local mining-related businesses and by the municipal council. Fly-in fly-out (FIFO) was seen as offering a way to use existing labour force skills while enabling people to remain in the local area rather than leaving the town. The

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Aboriginal Mine Workers: Opportunities and Challenges of Long-Distance Commuting,out by agreements negotiated between traditional owners and mining companies. In return for access to land rich in mineral resources, companies are required to provide employment, business and other opportunities to owner groups and Aboriginal people. This chapter documents the experiences of Aborig

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