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Johannesburg - Impala Platinum Holdings [JSE:IMP](Implats)
and the National Union of Mineworkers (Num) have reached an agreement regarding
an illegal strike at Rustenburg mine, the union said on Sunday.
Mineworkers were dissatisfied with their pay and downed
tools last month, paralysing operations there.
An agreement to get the mine operational was reached on
Friday, said Num spokesperson Lesiba Seshoka.
Implats would re-hire 17 200 workers dismissed for striking,
he said.
The company would also tighten security to prevent
intimidation of workers returning to work, said Seshoka.
"The Num strongly condemns those intimidating others
and appeals on the law enforcement agencies to arrest those who do so as well
as those who roam in the company premises when they are not employed by the company,"
he said.
The union would discuss certain outstanding issues with
Implats at a later date.
These include the treatment of the 5 000 rock drill
operators believed to have instigated the strike.
Implats spokesperson Bob Gilmour was not immediately
available for comment.