Human Resources

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Recruiting cement’s new talent

Recruiting cement’s new talent Premium

With a significant share of knowledge and expertise in the hands of staff that is nearing retirement, cement companies will need to be proactive in attracting new talent to the ...

Cemex makes management cuts to optimise costs

Cemex makes management cuts to optimise costs

Cemex , Latin America's largest cement company, has announced cuts to its corporate management staff as part of a cost optimisation plan, according to Mexico’s Reforma newspaper...

EAPC restructuring enters final phase

EAPC restructuring enters final phase

The restructuring of East African Portland Cement Co (EAPC)’s human resources in Kenya is entering its final phase with 270 employees seeing their permanent contracts converted ...

Crown Cement cuts employee salaries

Crown Cement cuts employee salaries

Bangladesh-based Crown Cement has decided to reduce the salaries and other benefits of its employees by 20.5 per cent as it attributes an unprecedented loss in the current finan...

FLSmidth reduces workforce by 500

FLSmidth reduces workforce by 500

As part of business improvement initiatives announced at the end of last year, current industry caution and delays tied to large capital investments, Denmark-based FLSmidth is a...

SOTACIB reopens after labour dispute

SOTACIB reopens after labour dispute

Tunisian white cement producer SOTACIB will restart its activities on 10 December, following three months of shutdown, confirmed the Governor of Kairouan, Mohamed Bourguiba. The...

Loma Negra to hire 120 workers for L'Amali II

Loma Negra to hire 120 workers for L'Amali II

Argentine cement producer Loma Negra announced it will hire 120 workers for the new line at its US$350m L'Amalí II plant in Bonaerense de Olavarría, Argentina. Of the 120 new po...

EAPCC dismisses all top managers

EAPCC dismisses all top managers

East African Portland Cement Co (EAPCC) has dismissed all of its top managers as part of a restructuring plan that will see the cement producer sell 2000 acres of prime but unus...