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BHP's Escondida Mine Faces Strike Over Wage Dispute Despite $28,900 Bonus Offer
Aug 13, 2024, 07:13 AM
Workers at BHP's Escondida copper mine in Chile will commence a strike after failing to reach a wage agreement. The strike is set to impact the world's largest copper operation, following unsuccessful negotiations between BHP and union leaders. The company had presented an improved wage offer, including a $28,900 bonus, in an attempt to avert the strike. Despite these efforts, the two sides have not reached an agreement, leading to the decision to strike. Talks are scheduled to resume on Monday evening.
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