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Miners caught in 'suck it up' culture

ISOLATING conditions, intimidation from higher management and a ‘suck it up princess' attitude ar...

Miners caught in 'suck it up' culture

A study into the mental wellbeing of fly-in fly-out workers in Western Australia's resource industry has uncovered an unsympathetic, "suck it up princess" workplace culture when it comes to coping with...

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