Data provided by McGregor BFA
All data is delayed
Loading...
See More
Where am I? Home

Amplats boss: We will not give in

Sep 26 2012 16:48 Sapa

Related Articles

Amplats: One more day or face axe

Uncertainty over Amplats permit

Zim miners to get 7.5% pay hike

Police teargas Amplats protesters

Gold Fields lists how much miners lose

Mining crisis rattles SA labour movement

 
Rustenburg - Anglo Platinum [JSE:AMS] (Amplats) will not consider striking workers' wage demands, CEO Chris Griffith said on Wednesday.

"It will be irrational as it is outside any form of bargaining," he told reporters in Rustenburg.

"We urge our workers to return to work and use recognised structures to present their demands."

He said the mine had an agreement with the union, ending in June next year.

"We will be renegotiating wages in six months' time."

Workers should return to work on Thursday, or face disciplinary measures that might lead to dismissal.

"I am making a personal appeal for all striking employees to return to work immediately.

"If our employees do not heed this call, we will simply have no choice but to begin disciplinary action tomorrow [Thursday] against any employees who remain on strike, and that action could lead to dismissal."

Workers at Amplats' Rustenburg operations went on a wildcat strike two weeks ago, demanding a R16 000 salary before deductions.

* Follow Fin24 on TwitterFacebookGoogle+ and Pinterest.  


amplats  |  chris griffith  |  mining unrest
NEXT ON FIN24X

 
 
Comment on this story
7 comments
Add your comment
Comment 0 characters remaining
 

Company Snapshot

For detailed Unit Trust information, click here.

We're Talking About...

The Debt Issue

The Debt Issue brings you the latest debt news, tips on how to deal with and avoid debt, a panel of debt experts and real life debt stories from across South Africa.
 

Money Clinic

Money Clinic
Do you have a question about your finances? We'll get an expert opinion.
Click here...
Loading...