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Reduced shift cycle at ageing mines means layoffs at Trans Hex

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transhexBDLive reports that Trans Hex has cut its workforce at its ageing Lower Orange River mines by nearly a quarter as it switches to a reduced operational cycle at the Baken and Bloeddrif assets.  

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