As part of our ongoing commitment to the local communities in which we operate, Glencore’s E-Learning Programme in South Africa connects urban with rural schools online to transmit science and mathematics lessons to grade 11 and 12 students.

Read more in our Sustainability Report: https://www.glencore.com/dam:jcr/31236b6f-34a4-432a-b4b3-6fe133488bb8/2019-Glencore-Sustainability-Report-.pdf?utm_source=social&utm_medium=facebook_organic&utm_campaign=7

In response to the impact COVID-19 is having on the global coal market environment, We are introducing measures to manage our coal production profile. This will include a combination of temporary site and equipment shutdowns at a number of operations.

Our focus is on taking necessary steps to continue operations, manage the current market volatility, and limit the impact on our workforce.

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UN Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2020: Meet Aida, Inuit Recruitment Counsellor.

Indigenous peoples have occupied the Nunavik land for thousands of years.

We have a duty not only to minimise disruption for communities where we operate, but to provide them with opportunities, listen to their challenges and aspirations, engage them in decision-making and work with them to create a stronger community.

As an Inuit Recruitment Counsellor, Aida assists with hiring and provides support to Inuit employees to help with their integration into an industrial workplace. She also assists with intercultural training for Inuit employees and their supervisors, to help with mutual cultural understanding.

To learn more on Tamatumani program:
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