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Read MoreHowever, many new open-cut coal mining projects exclude indigenous people, especially women, from the social and economic benefits they produce, whether it is due to a lack of skills, to a lack of formal education, or to a lack of ownership and control over land and water.
Read More2021-5-20 · Gender in Coal Mining Induced Displacement and Rehabilitation in Jharkhand book. Book The Coal Nation. Click here to navigate to parent product. Edition 1st Edition. First Published 2014. Imprint Routledge. Pages 26. eBook ISBN 9781315614793. ABSTRACT .
Read MoreThe history of coal mining is a history of gender. Colliers and their wives constructed notions of manhood and womanhood that were uniquely suited to their distinct communities. Within the mines, colliers labored in a predominantly masculine environment where the nature of the work, the structure of the mines, and the lack of supervision fostered an independent spirit among the men who toiled
Read MoreThough mining is an infamously masculine industry, women make up 20 percent of all production crews in Wyoming's Powder River Basin-the largest coal-produci...
Read MoreMining Coal, Undermining Gender. Jessica Rolston thought a career in anthropology would involve studying exotic cultures around the world. Instead, the case study that launched her career was in her hometown, where an unusual number of women work in coal mining
Read Morewrite about the culture a description of women mining coal and the undermining of gender amongst women in this field of work. Be sure to use vocabulary like culture, ethnography explicit culture, tacit culture, micro culture, division of labor, technology, kingship and reciprocal exchange. ( Please talk about the book of mining and undermining gender []
Read More2011-11-30 · It examines four main factors responsible for the gradual decline in women's participation in Indian collieries: the laws surrounding women's rights to work; the gendered impacts of technology use; the neglect of women workers' needs and interests by the relevant trade unions; and the gender discriminatory attitudes and instruments of the mining companies which have produced a certain kind
Read MoreUK-headquartered Rio Tinto has implemented a minimum of 18 weeks paid parental leave; US-based Freeport-McMoRan has set a 15% target of female employees across its workforce; and Canada’s Lundin Mining Corp. appointed Marie Inkster as the company’s CEO (to note, she will be one of the first female CEOs of a major mining company).
Read More2020-2-12 · 12 In early modern German mining, women were employed above ground in picking, sorting, hammering, and washing the ore. In coal mining, until 1892, the miners’ wives and children worked as drawers, pulling sledges or tubs to the bottom shaft, and as haulers.
Read More2019-5-24 · Mining is lagging behind in its progress on gender equality. 2018 numbers show the industry has the second-largest median gender pay gap in the UK at 24.9%.
Read More2015-6-10 · Mining Coal and Undermining Gender. June 10, 2015 In Mining Coal and Undermining Gender, anthropologist Jessica Smith Rolston provides a well-crafted and informative insight into gender relations and practices among mine workers in north-eastern Wyoming’s Powder River Basin. For anybody who has an interest in exploring the topic of gender in resource industries, this is an
Read MoreAlthough coal is administered centrally in India by the Ministry of Coal, the government does not maintain reliable and comprehensive data on displacement caused by extraction of the resource. Most importantly, it is not possible to retrieve gender-segregated data from the meager records available.
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Read MoreThough mining is an infamously masculine industry, women make up 20 percent of all production crews in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin—the largest coal-producing region in the United States. How do these women fit into a working culture supposedly hostile to females? This is what anthropologist Jessica Smith Rolston, herself a onetime mine worker and the daughter of a miner, set out to
Read MoreThe history of coal mining is a history of gender. Colliers and their wives constructed notions of manhood and womanhood that were uniquely suited to their distinct communities. Within the mines, colliers labored in a predominantly masculine environment where the nature of the work, the structure of the mines, and the lack of supervision fostered an independent spirit among the men who toiled
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Read MoreMining Coal, Undermining Gender. Jessica Rolston thought a career in anthropology would involve studying exotic cultures around the world. Instead, the case study that launched her career was in her hometown, where an unusual number of women work in coal mining. As a miner’s daughter growing up near Wyoming’s coal-rich Powder River Basin
Read Morewrite about the culture a description of women mining coal and the undermining of gender amongst women in this field of work. Be sure to use vocabulary like culture, ethnography explicit culture, tacit culture, micro culture, division of labor, technology, kingship and reciprocal exchange. ( Please talk about the book of mining and undermining gender []
Read More2021-3-17 · Gender in Mining Governance: An annotated bibliography for large-scale mining INTRODUCTION The mining workforce has traditionally been male dominated, but women’s presence in the sector has recently begun to be broadly recognized in parallel to the improvements in the mining codes and women’s access to better and more qualified jobs.
Read More2020-8-20 · Exxaro’s Matla men say #Kwanele to gender-based violence. Earlier this year, the Minerals Council South Africa launched a campaign to address sexual harassment and gender-based violence (GBV) in South Africa’s mines, the mining host communities as well as the labour-sending communities. Exxaro is actively involved in supporting this
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