PRODUCTIVITY & PROTECTION

13th September 2013

  

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National Union of Mineworkers president Senzeni Zokwana has warned that, unless and until the safety and security of workers is decisively addressed, productivity improvements will continue to elude South Africa’s embattled mining industry. “Productivity will not improve if workers go underground not sure whether they will still be alive the next day,” Zokwana said at the recent Mining Lekgotla in Johannesburg, where this photograph was taken. (Photograph by Engineering News Chief Photographer Duane Daws)

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