Job Cuts At Lonmin May Reignite Strike
Reuters reported Lonmin's (LSE:LMI) recently announced job cuts may lead to another strike between platinum miners and management.
Reuters reported Lonmin's (LSE:LMI) recently announced job cuts may lead to another strike between platinum miners and management.
Mining Weekly reported Anglo American Platinum (JSE:AAL) says it will provide a once-off bonus to workers if they return to work by Tuesday.
Reuters reported Aquarius Platinum (LSE:AQP) CEO, Stuart Murray has resigned effective immediately.
Bloomberg reported South African business confidence dropped in September from a five-month high as strikes that began at platinum mines spread to the transportation industry.
Reuters reported Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) said on Monday it would fire all strikers who did not attend disciplinary hearings the following day.
Reuters reported Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) said all of its Rustenburg platinum operations in South Africa have resumed on Tuesday.
Mining Weekly reported Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) on Thursday confirmed that a small group of employees have resubmitted a list of demands that management reportedly received in July.
Platts reported as strikes continue in South Africa, analysts predict platinum prices will remain supported.
Mineweb reported the impasse to sign a peach deal with strikers, unions and Lonmin (LSE:LMI) is continuing as representatives for each group left the meeting on Thursday.
Globe and Mail reported South African officials led a talk between unions and platinum producers after a violent strike at Lonmin's (LSE:LMI) mine left 44 people dead.
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