JOHANNESBURG Oct 2 (Reuters) – South African gold miner
Gold Fields has resolved a two year-old dispute with
union leaders over the future its South Deep mine, it said on
Tuesday.
Gold Fields said the agreement, which will secure existing
jobs and create a further 400 new ones, would cost the nation’s
second-largest bullion miner 170 million rand ($20 million) in
upstart costs.
($1 = 8.3679 South African rand)
(Reporting by Tiisetso Motsoeneng; editing by David Dolan)
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