Workers at Modikwa mine returned to work yesterday following a three-week long crippling strike that cost the mine at least R120million. "We will be finalising the outstanding issues with the union leaders in the next coming weeks," said Pieter Rorich, spokesperson for African Rainbow Minerals, which is joint-owner of the mine with Anglo Platinum. - I-Net Bridge
Workers at Modikwa mine returned to work yesterday following a three-week long crippling strike that cost the mine at least R120million. "We will be finalising the outstanding issues with the union leaders in the next coming weeks," said Pieter Rorich, spokesperson for African Rainbow Minerals, which is joint-owner of the mine with Anglo Platinum. - I-Net Bridge
Mining strike comes to an end
Workers at Modikwa mine returned to work yesterday following a three-week long crippling strike that cost the mine at least R120million. "We will be finalising the outstanding issues with the union leaders in the next coming weeks," said Pieter Rorich, spokesperson for African Rainbow Minerals, which is joint-owner of the mine with Anglo Platinum. - I-Net Bridge
Workers at Modikwa mine returned to work yesterday following a three-week long crippling strike that cost the mine at least R120million. "We will be finalising the outstanding issues with the union leaders in the next coming weeks," said Pieter Rorich, spokesperson for African Rainbow Minerals, which is joint-owner of the mine with Anglo Platinum. - I-Net Bridge
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