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Sase Mine exceeds Production Plan by 3.8 percent! 

Published: September 5, 2016
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saseThe Lead and Zinc Mine Sase near Srebrenica operates successfully this year as well. They exceeded the production plan, which is evidenced by the data that in seven months this mine exceeded the production plan by 3.8 percent.

The mine operates within the company Gros from Bosanska Gradiška, employs 532 workers and regularly fulfills all its obligations.

In this period, 1.633.866 BAM were invested in the procurement of equipment. The mine paid more than 20.000 BAM for water and fire protection, around 23.000 BAM for woods and more than 20.000 BAM for associations, organizations, and municipalities Srebrenica and Bratunac.

President of the Steering Committee of this enterprise Jelena Petrić stated that average wage of employees in July amounted to 937 BAM.

This year as well, the mine continued financing the re-qualification of 48 workers in total.

Since 2007, when the British company Mineco took over the Mine Sase, 96 workers retired and received severance pay in the total amount of 183.752 BAM.

The mine also stimulates natality in the past five years, by buying strollers or beds for the first-born baby of their workers.

The company paid maternity leave for the period of one year for 15 workers, and employees of this collective got 96 children in this period.

(Source: klix.ba/photo: SRNA)

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