SA’s latest draft mining regulations, which impose fresh socioeconomic and labour requirements on the industry, may add an extra layer of burden for struggling companies that have been shedding jobs, says a prominent human rights lawyer.
The department of mineral resources on Friday published draft amendments to the mineral and petroleum resources development regulations for public comment. The draft focuses on the social, labour and environmental aspects of the current regulations.A subscription helps you enjoy the best of our business content every day along with benefits such as exclusive Financial Times articles, Morningstar financial data, and digital access to the Sunday Times and Times Select.
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Latest draft mining regulations add an additional employment burden on industryThe draft amendment requires that employers uplift areas from which they source workers, not just where they operate That'll help I thought we were trying to attract investment not lose it!! The Gvt's inability to engage with reality is staggering! I agree that businesses should do their part but the Gvt needs to provide an enabling environment first!! Our economy is in the dwangs already!
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