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Last Update -Friday 24 May 2013, 18:39
Interdict granted against strike at Gold One’s Modder East mine
Tuesday, 05 June 2012 14:08
The Labour Court has ruled the strike at Gold One’s Modder East operations as unprotected and interdicted workers from participating, the miner reported today, but added that most of workers had still failed to report for duty. The company turned to the court after employees, represented by the Professional Transport and Allied Workers Union (PTAWU), downed tools on Monday.
- Read more at Mining Weekly
- Also reported on page 4 of Wednesday’s Business Day print edition (no web posting)
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