Orla Mining (TSX: OLA, NYSE: ORLA) has reached an agreement with employees and their union representatives at its Camino Rojo mine in Mexico regarding the operation’s 2025 outstanding productivity bonus.
The company said the agreement was approved by a majority of workers at the mine and signed before the Mexican Labor Authority.
“We are pleased to reach agreement with our employees and the union on a productivity bonus at Camino Rojo,” said Jason Simpson, President and CEO of Orla Mining.
Focus on long-term value
Simpson said the company will continue to honor the terms of its collective bargaining agreement while working to create long-term value for employees and other stakeholders.
“We will continue to respect the terms of the collective bargaining agreement as we work to create long-term, sustainable value for all Camino Rojo employees, local communities and other stakeholders,” he said. “We thank our employees, the labor union and the Mexican Labor Commission for their partnership in this decision.”
Camino Rojo, located in the state of Zacatecas, is Orla’s flagship operation and consists of an open pit gold and silver mine as well as a potential underground development project. The property covers more than 139,000 hectares and hosts oxide and sulphide mineral resources.
Orla also owns the Musselwhite Gold Mine in Ontario and the South Railroad Gold Project in Nevada.
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