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More than 100 miners escaped from a gold mine in South Africa on Wednesday after being held underground for three days by fellow employees in a union dispute, a company official said.
No news on the rest though.
More than 100 miners escaped from a gold mine in South Africa on Wednesday after being held underground for three days by fellow employees in a union dispute, a company official said. Around 450 workers remain in the mine, the official said, with an unknown number of them preventing the others from leaving as they demand formal recognition of their labor union. The union - The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union - gave another version of the events and says the miners were staying underground willingly as a protest in support of the union.
(Bloomberg) -- The remainder of workers stuck underground for days over a union dispute at Gold One International Ltd.’s Modder East mine in South Africa have returned to the surface.Most Read from BloombergTrump Signals Support for Johnson’s Bid to Become House SpeakerControversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML MachineChina Developer Country Garden Deemed in Default on Dollar Bond for First TimeS&P 500 Falls 1% as Bond Yields Rise; Oil Gains: Markets WrapNobody Wants Mutual Funds NowMor
Hundreds of miners who spent three days underground as part of a union dispute are leaving a gold mine in South Africa.