PEER PRESSURE nou kyk net ppl could've opted to stay home really, violence has never and will never resolve problems people must learn to use their mouths instead of their fists so much bullying even adults are now bullied into striking Report Abuse
Sep 4, 2012
Bolander
Lonmin’s financial crisis is reaching a dangerous edge if the company does not reach an agreement with miners and resume production by the end of this week.
The company is at risk of having its credit cut by as early as the end of September, if the illegal strike continues. If it does not resume production by the end of this week, the company might have to shut down operations, which will leave 40 000 workers without employment.
Eh, the miners are going to be unemployed soon. Report Abuse
Sep 5, 2012
ThirdEye
Why the management doesn't put money on the table??? Atleast R8000, now they are busy talking about peace accord, how that will help the miners who want money?? Report Abuse
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Mellow
PEER PRESSURE nou kyk net ppl could've opted to stay home really, violence has never and will never resolve problems people must learn to use their mouths instead of their fists so much bullying even adults are now bullied into strikingReport Abuse
Bolander
Lonmin’s financial crisis is reaching a dangerous edge if the company does not reach an agreement with miners and resume production by the end of this week.The company is at risk of having its credit cut by as early as the end of September, if the illegal strike continues. If it does not resume production by the end of this week, the company might have to shut down operations, which will leave 40 000 workers without employment.
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_Sinudeity
Eh, the miners are going to be unemployed soon.Report Abuse
ThirdEye
Why the management doesn't put money on the table??? Atleast R8000, now they are busy talking about peace accord, how that will help the miners who want money??Report Abuse
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