Gold One fires striking miners
Oct 9, 2012 |
Reuters |
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Gold One has dismissed the majority of workers at its Ezulwini operation, which was hit by an illegal strike last week
The company said it had dismissed around 1,435 of Ezulwini’s total 1,900 workers.
The workers can appeal the decision, it added.

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DA-DBN-GUY
Well done Gold One!Report Abuse
sabza007
Good, fire them. Education plays a very important role in how one takes decision. The so called leaders of these striking miners or truckers are not wise and educated but stubborn. Hard lessons must be learned sometimes in life. I wish these companies especially Gold One and Anglomplats not to reverse from their decisions.Report Abuse
candilious
The best news ever so any intimidation arrest the foolsReport Abuse
Honeybadger
sabza007++++++++++++++
They will after the situation has calmed down. I have a feeling this decision was made at marshalltown than say Amplats.
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MommaC
good for them. It would have been better if they had banded together earlier but I'm glad that the savage thuggery isn't being rewarded anymore. Just a pity that they started with Lonmin who simply didn't have the financial ability to stand up to themReport Abuse
Lehido
Good, its time that this goatf&kers know that they are not above the lawReport Abuse
!!!Sinudeity!!!
Shame, and now they lose all their benefits and have to start from scratch when they reapply.Good on you gold one.
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Mosquer
Mo ba leng ba bangwe ba itsholaReport Abuse
fokofpolisiekar
i for one thinks and believes no one who is an affiliate of a union should leave their work and go strike, i think since they pay monthly premiums to these unions, they should tell unions to go negotiate, unions should talk to the management. I mean if you have a car insurance and you get involved in an accident, you claim to the insurer cos you paying them monthly for that, if they cant help you with what you paying them for you can sue them, the same should be the case with unions, people pay so that the union can talk on their behalf, if unions struggle talking to management they should not involve workers, they get paid monthly so that when there is need to talk to management they go and make it a point that they come with what their members want... i hope am making sense.Report Abuse
!!!Sinudeity!!!
fokofpolisiekar - Thats how it should work, but not here in South Africa.Report Abuse
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