Mining Potential and outlook for Mining and Construction Jobs worldwide

In many places, the mining growth has resulted in economic rebounds, as prices increased due to demand from Countries such as China.

The bounce back was uneven because of the lack of clarity in proposed resource taxation, the euro crisis and uncertainty in the United States.
The weight of revival varied greatly from continent to continent:

• In Africa, trade grew as firms looked to secure future prospects, with West Africa looking like one of the major resource suppliers of the future.
• Across Asia-Pacific gold, coal and steel were extremely popular.  
• In Latin America growth continued with the onset of currency wars in Venezuela, devaluation continuing around the globe.
• In North America, companies consolidated the positions and received economic stimulus form the FED.

India is emerging as a major force in the mining area and will be the next key growth area in future driven by the vast population, social cohesion and demand generated as a result of a growing middle class.
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Mining jobs in Australia

New census data shows an isolated coastal region in Western Australia has the highest salaries, with average yearly income of more than £68,000.


The town with the largest number of wallet busting incomes is the mining port of Dampier, where nearly 1/4 of homes bring in more than £140,000 a per annum. The 13 richest towns in Australia are all in Western Australia, the centre of the exploding mining sector jobs boom.


Sydney’s highest-earning suburbs have mean incomes of just £45,000 in comparison. Melbourne’s are around £40,000. However it must be noted that the figures do not reflect the fact that the cost of living is also extremely expense in Australia where a salary of $40,000 AUD would be the equivalent of approximately £27,000 in the UK. For example a pint of Beer in the Centre of Perth WA would cost approximately £6.60! Although there are lots of mining vacancies in Western Australia.


The inventory, completed from 2011 census figures, shows the life changing influence from China’s demand for Australian resources. If fact China and Australia have recently agreed currency agreements whereby they will no-longer be required to trade in US Dollars.


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