This Women’s Month, Redpath Mining South Africa is proud to launch its #ShareYourSpark campaign. This initiative is all about celebrating the incredible women within our organisation by sharing their stories, passions and inspirations. Through their voices, we aim to highlight the diverse ways in which Redpath’s women are making a difference in their professions, communities and beyond. Today, we’re sharing a heartfelt response from NTHABISENG SETIKO TT (SA) (Payroll Administrator), who reflects on the wisdom passed down from her grandmothers and mothers and how it has shaped her journey. “In the narrative of our lives, the threads woven by our grandmothers and mothers hold a significant and cherished place. These threads, enriched with love, wisdom, and stories, linger in our hearts, guiding us through our journey. The invaluable wisdom of our elders not only provides comfort but also inspires us to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and grace. As a young lady, I was fortunate to have a woman see potential in me and empower me to join the tax industry. Today, I proudly stand as a woman in the tax profession. This journey has been deeply influenced by the empowering spirit of the women who came before me, whose strength and determination continue to inspire my path.”
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It is that time of the year again with the Women in Mining and Resources Queensland (WIMARQ) and the Metisphere mentoring program kicking off. The application timeline to be a mentor has been extended to the 27th of May. So, if you would like to make a difference to up and coming women in the resources industry than jump on the following link and get started 🙂 https://lnkd.in/gw3rQ7em
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To celebrate Women’s Month and acknowledge the contributions of The Actuate Group in the mining industry, we are presenting a short series focused on Women in Mining. This series delves into the challenges, changes, and progress within the sector, featuring insights from real women actively working in mining. Women represent 12% of the mining workforce in South Africa. Consider Zeinab Camara (representative picture): “Each morning, knowing that my work positively impacts the lives of both women and men is the greatest reward. Africa is blessed with immense resources—let these benefits be shared by all.” A major concern for women working underground is safety, particularly the risk of sexual harassment and violence from male colleagues and illegal miners. Improvements have been made to enhance safety for women working underground. These include better lighting, safer facilities such as toilets, showers, and changing rooms, and the provision of work buddies to ensure they do not have to move through isolated areas alone. The Minerals Council of South Africa also highlights that altering the mindset of male colleagues is essential for ensuring women’s safety at work, and this remains a top priority. Women like Zeinab are changing history by changing herstory. #WomensMonth #GBV #WomenInMining #StrategicChangeMarketing
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How do organisations effectively address and prevent gender-based violence (GBV/HBV) in the workplace? What policies and support systems are in place to protect victims and hold perpetrators accountable and what role do leadership and employee training play in this effort? Contact Kevin Liebenberg of The Actuate Group for more info and a case study of the progress we're making in this area. #WomensMonth #GBV #WomenInMining #StrategicChangeMarketing #Leadership
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Women represent 12% of the mining workforce in South Africa. This Women's Month, The Actuate Group are focussing on Women in Mining. Women like Zeinab who are changing history to herstory. #womensmonth #GBV #womeninmining
To celebrate Women’s Month and acknowledge the contributions of The Actuate Group in the mining industry, we are presenting a short series focused on Women in Mining. This series delves into the challenges, changes, and progress within the sector, featuring insights from real women actively working in mining. Women represent 12% of the mining workforce in South Africa. Consider Zeinab Camara (representative picture): “Each morning, knowing that my work positively impacts the lives of both women and men is the greatest reward. Africa is blessed with immense resources—let these benefits be shared by all.” A major concern for women working underground is safety, particularly the risk of sexual harassment and violence from male colleagues and illegal miners. Improvements have been made to enhance safety for women working underground. These include better lighting, safer facilities such as toilets, showers, and changing rooms, and the provision of work buddies to ensure they do not have to move through isolated areas alone. The Minerals Council of South Africa also highlights that altering the mindset of male colleagues is essential for ensuring women’s safety at work, and this remains a top priority. Women like Zeinab are changing history by changing herstory. #WomensMonth #GBV #WomenInMining #StrategicChangeMarketing
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