Notably, Computer and Mathematical Occupations jobs accounted for a 12% share of the Asia-Pacific mining industry’s total new job postings in Q2 2023, drop 25% over the prior quarter.
Computer and Mathematical Occupations drive mining hiring activity
Computer and Mathematical Occupations, with a share of 12% new job postings, was the occupation with the greatest hiring activity in the Asia-Pacific mining industry in Q2 2023 , ahead of Architecture and Engineering Occupations with a 10% share of new job postings.
The other prominent roles included Management Occupations with a 9% share in Q2 2023, Business and Financial Operations Occupations with an 8% share and Office and Administrative Support Occupations with a 6% share of new job postings.
Top five companies accounted for 43% of hiring activity
Orica posted 1,475 jobs in Q2 2023 and registered a decline of 26% over the previous quarter, followed by Cummins with 1,432 jobs and a 69% growth. ABB, with 769 jobs, and Caterpillar, with 729 jobs, recorded a 20% drop and a 12% drop, respectively, while Glencore recorded a 117% increase with a 728 new job postings during Q2 2023.
Regional analysis of hiring in the Asia-Pacific mining industry, Q2 2023
Australia held the leading share of the Asia-Pacific mining hiring activity with a 41.16% share, a 31% decrease over Q1 2023. India was next with 31.98%, four-percentage-point down over the previous quarter.
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