Workers at Chile’s La Escondida mine — responsible for about 8 percent of world copper output — on Thursday voted to end their 25-day strike, a labor union official reported.

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A 39-day-long stoppage at La Escondida, the world’s largest copper mine, may continue for up to three months if the company does not comply with worker’s demands, union leaders warned this ...

Workers at Chile’s La Escondida mine voted on Thursday to end their 25-day strike, a union official reported. It may take a week for the mine to return to full production.

The workers at the Escondida mine in northern Chile, the largest copper mine in the world, voted overwhelmingly earlier this month to strike to demand a raise, a $38,000 bonus and other benefits ...

La Escondida is said to be the highest producing copper mine in the world. Its production for the 2016 financial year was of 979 kt , and it’s expected to reach 1,070 kt in the 2017 financial year.

When workers at the mine went on a 44-day strike in 2017 — the longest in Chile’s mining history — BHP lost $740 million, contributing to a 1.3 percent decline in the country’s GDP ...

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The La Escondida Mine, an open-pit mine in northern Chile, produces the most copper of any mine in the world — some 360 million metric tons per year.

The union at BHP Billiton Ltd's Escondida mine in Chile, the world's largest copper mine, said on Tuesday that an early, partial vote count on a final contract offer from the Anglo-Australian ...