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Platinum sector strike
Amcu to set wage demands for platinum sector
By Reuters
Platinum companies are still reeling from the effects of a record five-month strike in 2014 led by Amcu.
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SA platinum town, economy still hurting from strike
Africa’s most advanced economy is also struggling to shake off the shock of the strike.
1819 days ago -
Implats embarks on strategic review
A restructuring is expected in South Africa’s platinum sector after a strike by Amcu which ended in June.
1876 days ago -
Cabinet welcomes end to platinum strike
Cabinet says the five-month long industrial action has had a dire impact on workers & employers.
1939 days ago -
Confusion surrounds platinum agreement
Platinum producers have denied they gave an undertaking to Amcu to refrain from restructuring.
1939 days ago -
Tough decisions lie ahead for platinum companies
The top three platinum companies have collectively lost over R20bn during the work stoppage.
1940 days ago -
Platinum miners return to work
Amcu members return to work this morning for the first time in over five months.
1940 days ago
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Amcu, mine bosses still in settlement talks
All parties involved in the labour dispute are expected to sign the agreement this afternoon.
1941 days ago -
Platinum strike: Miners to be addressed
The union will reveal the response by platinum companies to its additional demands in Rustenburg.
1942 days ago -
Sibanye Gold looks to acquire platinum mines
While it won’t say which, Sibanye Gold has publicly expressed interest in acquiring platinum mines.
1944 days ago -
'Platinum wage deal will be sealed this weekend'
Minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi says the parties concerned are working very hard to resolve the strike.
1945 days ago -
Fresh demands stall platinum wage talks
Amcu has added additional pay demands to its 'in principle agreement'.
1946 days ago -
Stalemate in platinum wage talks
Amplats has urged Amcu to return to the terms of last week's agreement.
1947 days ago -
Amcu's additional demands 'unaffordable'
Platinum producers have deemed additional demands by the union as unrealistic.
1947 days ago -
Mining giants review Amcu's concerns
Amcu has raised concerns over the latest wage deal with Implats and Amplats.
1947 days ago -
Malema: Miners must protect Mathunjwa
The EFF leader says the Amcu president has the best interests of mineworkers at heart.
1948 days ago -
No word on Amcu wage talks
There’s still no word on the outcome of talks between Amcu & platinum giants.
1949 days ago -
Cosatu: Zuma's Sona must tackle mining issues
Cosatu wants Zuma to commit to tackling issues in the mining industry when he delivers the Sona.
1949 days ago -
Massive Numsa strike ‘inevitable’
More than 200,000 union members are prepared to down tools by next month.
1960 days ago
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