Minera Sentinela Rejects Improper Pressure Measures in the Framework of Collective Bargaining - Timeline.cl
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Santiago de Chile, Oct 15 (Latin Press) More than 700 workers from the Sentinela Minera, in the northern Chilean region of Antofagasta, are continuing the strike started on October 7, without an agreement being announced with the owners of the company. The post Chilean miners continue to strike for better wages first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The company questioned the use of the hunger strike as a measure of pressure in a regulated collective bargaining, which puts people’s health and lives at risk. This, above all, considering the labor reality of the mining workers. In this sense, it recalled that the mobilized workers rejected an offer that considered, among other things, a contract term bonus of $22.5 million, a soft loan of $3.5 million and a real adjustment of the base salary …
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