BHP Navigates Strike at Escondida Copper Mine
BHP reported that its Escondida copper mine in Chile remains operational despite a strike initiated by workers following unsuccessful pay negotiations. The company noted the union's refusal to resume talks and mentioned that it has implemented a contingency plan, including the removal of striking workers.
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BHP stated on Tuesday that its Escondida copper mine in Chile remains operational despite workers going on strike in the morning after failed pay negotiations.
The company revealed in a statement that the union rejected an invitation to restart discussions. As a result, BHP activated a contingency plan to maintain operations and started removing the striking workers.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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