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Living with Change at South Bulli Colliery
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Ogilvie M, (1991). Living with Change at South Bulli Colliery.
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Ogilvie M, (1991). Living with Change at South Bulli Colliery.
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Organization: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 7
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1991
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| South Bulli is the oldest and largest underground coal mine in Australia. Two longwall units are in operation and current production is 2.5 to 3 million tonnes of run of mine product per year with a workforce of 600. Prior to 1984 a workforce of around 1,200 produced 1.5 million tonnes. Advances in technology can. of course, account for some of this gain, but the changes made in the human resources area are also seen as playing a major role in South Bulli emerging as a reasonably stable operation.The human resources strategy adopted recognises the value of the workforce and is aimed at not only fostering cooperation as all levels, but also making employees aware of the direct contribution they can make to the success of the enterprise. |
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