Social and labour plan
A mining-related plan dealing with local economic development, human resource development, and labour commitments connected to a mining right.
Definition
A social and labour plan should be reviewed together with the mining right, DMRE process, community and labour commitments, implementation reports, consultation records, local economic development projects, employment equity or skills records, amendments, compliance notices, and any community or worker dispute. The plan can become important in approvals, renewals, compliance checks, and disputes about promised benefits.
Key takeaways
A mining-related plan dealing with local economic development, human resource development, and labour commitments connected to a mining right.
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Related legal problems
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Common situations
Social and labour plan compliance
Mining right application
Community consultation dispute
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A mining-related plan dealing with local economic development, human resource development, and labour commitments connected to a mining right.
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