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Amcu members determined to remain on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater, says unionThe strike is now nearing its sixth month.
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Sibanye-Stillwater to approach court to declare Amcu strike unprotectedThis comes after Sibanye was successful in the union membership verification process which confirmed that Amcu was the minority union at its gold mines.
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Amcu moves to appeal Sibanye-Stillwater strike rulingAmcu applies appeal against the judgment barring its secondary mining strike in support of its 14,000 members in the fifth month of a gold strike at Sibanye-Stillwater.
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SAHRC to intervene in 4-month long Amcu strike at Sibanye-Stillwater mines
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Sibanye to raise R1.8bn in case of platinum strikeSibanye to raise R1.8bn to protect itself from a potential platinum strike as gold stoppage drags on, costing more than R1.5bn
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Sibanye says gold production plummeted due to strikeSibanye says production from its SA gold mines in the first quarter is expected to be just 36% of what was produced a year before
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Amcu to hold mass meeting Sibanye mine to discuss protracted strikeAmcu is demanding a R1,200 a month salary increase with the National Union of Mineworkers, Solidarity and United Association of South Africa agreeing to R700 for the first two years.
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: The balance in SA’s bloody strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s mines tips slightlyThe strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s three critical gold mines is a classic power battle between NUM and Amcu, overlaid on top of another classic power battle between Amcu and the company whose CEO Neal Froneman is one of the shrewder operators that Amcu boss Joseph Mathunjwa has had to deal with for some time. The balance has tipped slightly in the company’s favour, but the outcome is still far from certain.
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