Agreement Signed to Normalise Stability in the Mining Sector
- Author:
- enewschannel
- Publisher:
- enewschannel
- Publication Date:
- 3 July 2013
- Tags:
- Mining, South Africa
South Africa appears to be a step closer to achieving stability in the mining sector. Government, the Chamber of Mines and some trade unions have signed an accord, aimed at normalising operations nationwide. But the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union have failed to sign the agreement.
S African Unions Back Mining Deal
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- Framework Agreement for a Sustainable Mining Industry Entered Into By Organised Labour, Organised Business and Government
- Joint Statement By Government, Labour and Business On the Stabilisation of the Mining Sector
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SA Amplats Miners Back at Work
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- NW Premier to Meet Amplats Management
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- Govt 'Disappointed' Over Platinum Miner's Move
- ANC Condemns Anglo American Platinum
- Government and Unions Must Stop Destroying Mining Jobs
- Unions Shocked at Platinum Mine Closures
A Call for Sustainable Mining in South Africa
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- Shift Needed in Mining Model - Ramphele
- VIDEO: Violent Strikes are a Sign of Government's Failures says Ramphele
- VIDEO: South Africa Mineral Resources Minister on the Mining Industry
- Women Stand Tall at Mining Indaba
- Cabinet Mulls Economy, Development
- Vedanta to Showcase At SA Indaba
- Govt Committed to Thriving Mining Industry
- Development Plan 'Calls for Co-Operation'
- Govt 'Committed to Future of SA Mining'
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