There’s another uplifting optimistic news headline for you, not. The RSC Mining & Exploration Geology Employment Index fell again this week with a further 6% drop in …

It’s been a while since our last update, but as you might have guessed there was nothing positive to report.  There still isn’t. There are less advertised …

This week there has been a slight pause in the downward trend of the RSC

The RSC Mining & Exploration Global Geology Employment Index has fallen to a new low point since recording started over a year ago.  The underlying number of …

Last week the RSC Mining & Exploration Global Geology Employment Index hit a new all-time low.  Well, all-time being since we started records just over a year …

It’s been a while since we last published the Geology Employment Index update. From one perspective it’s been a good thing that we have missed a few …

Accompanied by that sense of déjà vu, the RSC Mining and Exploration Geology Employment Index fell again this week with a further 5% slide in advertising levels …

RSC’s global geology employment index continued to sail south further this week with a 4% weekly fall in the underlying number of advertised positions for mining and …

Geology recruitment advertising has been increasing continuously since the end of April 2014 with the underlying advertising numbers increasing by 32% during that period. This week the …

The RSC Mining and Exploration Global Geology Employment Index held steady this week with a modest 1% weekly fall in the number of advertised positions.   …

This week saw the RSC Global Mining & Employment Geology Employment Index continue to rise.  Underlying advertising levels improved another 2%.  

The RSC Mining and Mineral Exploration Geology Employment Index continued its steady upward progress this week.   Underlying advertisment numbers have increased 2% from a week ago and …

There was relatively little change in the level of advertising for geologists during the past week.  Still holding slightly above the levels of late last year.   …

After quite a flat end to 2013, and a poor start to 2014 the RSC Mining and Exploraiton Geology Employment Index has risen to its highest level …

Last week saw the RSC Mining and Exploration Geology Employment Index surging to a new high for 2014. The underlying number of job advertisments for solid-mineral geologists …

We didn’t report on the RSC Mining and Exploraiton Geology Employment Index over the Easter weekend, but over the last 2 weeks there has been a 9% …

This week the RSC Mining and Exploration Geology Employment Index remained reasonably stable with just a 3% increase in the underlying number of advertised jobs.  The broad …

This week, worldwide advertised jobs for geologists have remained at similar levels to the week before.  It’s still encouraging to see a bit of air created between …

The RSC geology employment index saw a small uptick this week with an increase of 6% in the underlying number of advertised jobs.  

RSC’s Geology Employment Index finished April at a bit of a low point.  Comments anyone?

A 10% rise in the number of mining and exploration geology jobs advertised last week has seen the upward trend continue for over two months.   …

This week the RSC Mining and Exploration Geology Employment Index increased 8%, returning to the levels seen in mid-December last year.  

RSC has been monitoring worldwide vacancies for geology jobs since September and has generated an industry employment index. The data is of interest to a lot of our clients …