Rio Tinto reviews

There is a stifling amount of politics, beurocracy, power plays, postulating and incompetence. Though they have made progress in diversity and inclusion, women are not promoted as men are, generally they are paid less than their male counterparts and are limited in progress into management and senior roles. Work-related mental health issues, burnout and fatigue are not managed within the company and affects many current and former employees. There is more focus on the 'perception' of the company/project/employee than the actual work/culture/individual performance.

Management an absolute joke.Do not have a clue what they are doing.Compleat lack of direction.No respect for the people who actually do the work.Management to interested in making there bones no mater who they stab in the back.certainly not investors in people. To often it is left to shop floor workers to fix the mess of countless bad decisions made by people who should not be in the position they are in and are clearly out of their depth,because it was who they know not what they know got them into that position.