Mozambique’s coal mines shed hundreds of workers as prices slump
Coal sales, which are Mozambique’s biggest export, were worth $2 billion last year, according to data from the country’s central bank.
More than half (55%) of mining employers cut staff in 2015 and an additional 40% expect to cut in 2016, according to an industry survey by the recruiting firm Hays. Under-staffed businesses are resulting in burnout and low morale, and current employees...
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