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A high-stakes employment dispute involving a Jersey-based mining company, its aggrieved former boss, and the firm's foreign owner is being played out in the Royal Court, in a case that pits the island against the might of the Chinese state.
In the latest chapter of a lengthy litigation, Consolidated Minerals Limited – which is involved in the exploration, mining, processing and sale of manganese products, with mining assets in Australia and Ghana – has failed in its appeal against a decision of the Master of the Royal Court, a judge who presides over civil cases.
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