JOHANNESBURG, Sept 13 (Reuters) – Lonmin Plc
said on Thursday it had made an offer to striking
workers at its South African operations, after four weeks of
widening labour unrest that has threatened mining output in
Africa’s biggest economy.
Lonmin said in a statement it had presented an offer to
representatives of the workers.
It also said that talks between “all parties” are underway,
a sign negotiations included a smaller, militant union that has
been the driving force behind the strike.
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