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Lonmin will dismiss 1 139 employees by December, claims SolidarityBy:Contributing Editor Online PGMs Trade union Solidarity says it has been informed by platinum miner Lonmin that it is planning to reduce its workforce by 1 139 workers before Christmas, Solidarity said in a statement on Monday. According to Solidarity, Lonmin says the platinum sector is under pressure owing to low platinum prices and rising costs that necessitate retrenchments.
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