Copper Edges Higher as Chile Mine Strike Adds to Supply Risks

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A total of 709 workers of Minera Sentinela began an indefinite legal strike on Wednesday, October 7, after collective negotiations with the company belonging to Antofagasta Minerals, of the Luksic group, failed. The stay began at 08:00 hours and brings together the unions Mining Hope and Centinela District, whose members represent [...] The entry 709 workers of Minera Sentinela of the Luksic group start indefinite strike was first published in E…

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The workers of the Sentinela copper mine, owned by 70% of the Chilean-British multinational Antofagasta and 30% of the Japanese Marubeni, have started a strike on Wednesday after the compulsory mediation sponsored by the Chilean Labour Directorate ended without an agreement on wage equalization.The frictions arise from [...] La entrada The Chilean copper mine Sentinela goes to strike after failure of the mediation on wage equalization appears fi…

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What happened?The workers of Minera Sentinela, operation of Antofagasta Minerals of the Luksic group, began a legal strike this Wednesday after the compulsory mediation before the Labour Inspectorate ended without agreement.You may be interested :Famosa confessed infidelity to couple with partner of iconic TV program The stoppage started at the...

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Minera Sentinela reported that on Wednesday, October 7, the strike of the workers’ unions Minera Esperanza and District Sentinela took effect, within the framework of the collective bargaining initiated on August 1, process that included a mediation instance before the Labor Directorate. The last offer presented by the company...

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Minera Esperanza and Sentinel District workers paralysed their jobs by accusing wage differences for similar jobs, while the company — which offered a $22.5 million term bonus — ruled out discrimination and attributed the gaps to previous negotiations.