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| 名称： |
南非矿业联合会 |
| 简介： |
The Chamber of Mines of South Africa is a prominent industry employers' organisation which exists to serve its members and promote their interests in the South African mining industry. It does this through a variety of activities and programmes undertaken in areas where it is deemed desirable for members to consult with one another on matters of common concern or to co-operate in specific industry-level policy responses and joint initiatives.
With this scope defining its role, the Chamber exists as an important strategic partner to its member mines. In recent years the Chamber's role and functions have undergone substantial change in view of developments unfolding in the external environment. This redirection of the organisation has been undertaken with a view to:
refocusing the Chamber to position it as the principal advocate to government of major policy positions endorsed by mining employers
ending the Chamber's direct involvement in (and financial subsidisation of) various industry services
expanding the membership base of the organisation.
Consequently, the Chamber exists today primarily to provide strategic support and advisory input to its members. It facilitates interaction among mine employers to examine policy issues and other matters of mutual concern to define desirable industry-level stances. Consultation and co-operation within the Chamber system occur on a voluntary basis and do not encroach on the managerial powers or prerogatives of individual member mines and mining groups.
A key activity is the Chamber's representation of the formalised policy position of its membership to various organs of South Africa's national and provincial governments, and to other relevant policy-making and opinion forming entities inside the country, and internationally.
A range of professional resources is maintained to support the Chamber's policy review and advocacy functions and to equip it to render advice to its members, these include mining health and safety, education and training, communication, environmental management, economics and industrial relations.
Chamber influence over member affairs is, however, regulated by an approach to industry policy direction and formulation that is founded on the striking of consensus among members, all of whom associate within the Chamber system on a voluntary basis. Consensus is defined via the deliberations of a number of Chamber principal committees, headed by an Executive Council. |
| 所属洲： |
非洲 |
| 国家： |
南非 |
| 地址： |
5 Hollard Street,Marshalltown,Johannesburg |
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| 电话： |
27 11 498-7100 |
| 传真： |
27 11 834-1884 |
| 电子邮件： |
rboers@bullion.org.za |
| 网址： |
http://www.bullion.org.za/welkome.htm |
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