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Rio Tinto Report Shows Bullying Remains Rife With Women Targeted

A new report by Rio Tinto Group showed 39% of workers surveyed by the world’s second-biggest miner had experienced bullying within a 12-month period, up from 31% in 2021.

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Nov 20 2024
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Rio Tinto Report Shows Bullying Remains Rife With Women Targeted

(Bloomberg) — A new report by Rio Tinto Group showed 39% of workers surveyed by the world’s second-biggest miner had experienced bullying within a 12-month period, up from 31% in 2021. Read More

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