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Mining Faces a New Challenge: 9 Out of 10 Workers Evaluate Changing Jobs, What Is Happening with Talent?

Summary by El Comercio
The scenario is despite the fact that six out of ten workers are satisfied with their salaries and benefits, according to Manpower. The situation encourages companies to relax schedules and develop new proposals to attract and retain talent.
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Mining Faces a New Challenge: 9 Out of 10 Workers Evaluate Changing Jobs, What Is Happening with Talent?

The scenario is despite the fact that six out of ten workers are satisfied with their salaries and benefits, according to Manpower. The situation encourages companies to relax schedules and develop new proposals to attract and retain talent.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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