Taseko Mines Ltd T.TKO

Strike issues: what and How far apart?

[PieEconomics]

1. What is Taseko's history of employee relations?  Did Taseko’s change in CEO help or hurt?

 

2. Are their policies in line with their peers?

 

3. Are the differences minor, but pride makes neither side want to give in first? Or are the differences wide?

 

4. Is this solely due to the sudden spike in copper’s price? Is the recent pullback now being discussed?

 

5. Is there enough cash and credit lines to make it to Florence’s opening without having to rely on Gibraltar?

 

6. Is the BC government willing/ able to help with negotiations financially or otherwise?

 

7. When the existing agreement was made, did one side orally promise to make it up to the other side if the economics became more/ less favorable? If the proposals are otherwise out-of-line, would this just be a matter of catching up?

[nofluff]

Lots of good qs pie.       With the future price of copper looking good, miners r in demand. I believe these are 3 year contracts. So perhaps treat employees all the same. Everyone gets awarded options once a year. If the mine does good, then everyone makes some money. Nahhh. That would b to simple:)) Nf

[TELEMARKER]

Maybe the union wants a work from home clause in the contract like our PSAC federal flunkies. Only Union officals and TKO execs know what the contract issues are. Mediator could help if stikedrags on A lengthy strike will put a dent in Q2 results.

[RealityCheck123]

Irrelevant troll.