My thinking and I would do the same is that try want to see the government report before they release their own, allows them to address what ever is in the government report be it positive or negative.
I'm also thinking it's got a bit political and unions doing what they do ie flexing some muscle, I read that Guyana gold fields had some people block ore getting to the mill.
Would seem try are one of the larger private sector employers and have been pushed into a position where they have to make a stand and show government how much they are contributing to the economy. Also making a point to the unions that there actions are are damaging to the company and as such damaging to workers.
With just over a month to Xmas it must be tempting for the company not to rehire workers until the new year
TRY Price at posting:
11.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
