South Africa’s labour court has rejected a request by theto hold an industry-wide strike covering the platinum and gold sectors, Anglogold Ashanti, Anglo American Platinum and Lonmin.
In a written judgment, labour court judge Connie Prinsloo said an extended strike would put the entire economy at risk. Mine firms, struggling with volatile commodity prices globally and rising costs at home along with political uncertainty, said the judgment would help stabilise their operations. “We welcome the decision of the court to grant an interdict against the secondary strike action called by AMCU. We maintain that a secondary strike by AMCU would not be in the best interests of our employees or the industry,” Anglo American Platinum’s chief executive, Chris Griffith, said.
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Court blocks mine union Amcu plans for industry-wide strikeAmcu has been on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s gold operations since mid-November in a pay dispute and wanted to extend the strike to at least 15 other companies. fuck amcu. The unions need to be broken. But the wANC are scared if them. Yooh this union mislead workers bona abasebenzi bazokusokolo
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