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Labour and Employment Minister Nomakhosazana Meth will on Friday meet with the management of AcelorMittal in Vanderbijlpark. This after the steel producer announced that it will shutdown its operations in Newcastle and Vanderbijlpark. The move is expected to result in 3 500 direct job losses and more joblessness in the steel value chain. At the time of its announcement ArcelorMittal revealed that the imminent closure could have been avoided had …

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Labour Minister to meet with AcelorMittal ahead of planned shutdowns - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

Labour and Employment Minister Nomakhosazana Meth will on Friday meet with the management of AcelorMittal in Vanderbijlpark. This after the steel producer announced that it will shutdown its operations in Newcastle and Vanderbijlpark. The move is expected to result in 3 500 direct job losses and more joblessness in the steel value chain. At the time of its announcement ArcelorMittal revealed that the imminent closure could have been avoided had …

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