First wave of Sibanye Stillwater mine layoffs begins in Montana
COLUMBUS — The first wave of nearly 600 layoffs at Stillwater Mine began on Tuesday, Nov. 12. The Montana Department of Labor and Industry held a rapid response event for those laid-off employees at the Stillwater County Civic Center, in hopes of providing resources for miners' next steps.
As the Sibanye Stillwater mine layoffs conclude this week, the Montana Department of Labor reports that about 26 percent of the state's mining workforce is being cut.
In light of the recent wage agreement, Froneman emphasised the importance of balancing employee needs with the financial ...
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SIBANYE-Stillwater has had a bad run of fortune. On October 18 it announced that bushfires in Queensland, Australia, had ...
Sibanye Stillwater reaches one-year wage deal with unions at South African gold mines, including 5.5% increase until June ...
The company has agreed to a 5.5% wage hike and has committed to return to the negotiating table in July next year ...
SIBANYE-Stillwater on Monday announced a one-year wage agreement with unions at its South African gold mines, comprising a ...
The recent agreement comes on the heels of Sibanye-Stillwater reporting robust earnings, with a 9% quarter-on-quarter ...
Sibanye-Stillwater’s South African gold operations printed money in the third quarter ended September as bullion hit record ...
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