Over 200 miners began the strike on Monday and remain underground as they demand to be included an employee share agreement
Over 200 miners began the strike on Monday and remain underground as they demand to be included in an employee share agreement.Some miners have chosen to emerge from their underground sit-in at Kroondal West’s Kwezi shaft.
Female miners and others with health conditions emerged from their strike on Tuesday night, but the majority of the 211 original participants are continuing their protest action.Miners not yet eligible for payments As per the mining giant, the annual payment will only be due after the Kroondal share agreement has been acquired by“Several engagements took place between the company, organised labour, and employees.
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