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Women are still marginalised in mining

[John Capel] Women are still a minority in the mining sector and particularly in the lower paid categories. This imbalance creates conditions for sexual harassment and exploitation, and very little has been done to change the macho culture operating within the closed environment of a mine.

Posted 2 months ago | Like
SOUTH AFRICA
What did Amplats workers expect after striking?

[Paddy Hartdegen] There is something completely absurd about the knee-jerk reaction that followed Anglo American Platinum's announcement that it planned to cut 14,000 jobs, put three mines onto a care and maintenance programme and close a fourth mine. The outburst from the workers, the unions and even the Minister of Mines, Susan Shabangu defies all our sensibilities.

Posted 4 months ago | Like
adama Traore
[Mining] is never an easy work to mine diamonds and gold bars, in the hard labouring with manual system,africans lives with the system in operation
African Diamond Group Association
Posted 6 months ago | Like
Debbie Bianca
[Mining] Love your job but never fall in love with your company because you never know when its stops loving you...
Posted 6 months ago | Like
One-Corporate One-Entrepreneur
[Mining] OCOE is an empowerment campaign that will equip entrepreneurs with necessary tools 2 compass & navigate business opportunities that can create value in their own communities.
Posted 6 months ago | Like
SOUTH AFRICA
Gross unfairness for South Africa's mining companies

[Paddy Hartdegen] The more I read about the horrors of the Lonmin sagas at Marikana the more angry I get because of the enormous injustices that have occurred in those mining village over the years.

Posted 8 months ago | Like
SOUTH AFRICA
Lonmin: Crossed the bounds of negotiation into anarchy and war

[Paddy Hartdegen] Just imagine if I walked into my boss's office at the end of the year, armed with a machete and a shotgun, and demand that he or she triple my salary from R4 000 a month to R12 500 a month. And then get uptight and aggressive because my boss called security, marched me off the premises and refused to have anything to do with me at all until, at least, I had laid down my arms.

Posted 9 months ago | Like
Luzuko Chiya
[Mining] I need a job from 2012 january
Posted 1 year ago | Like

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