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BHP removes striking workers at Escondida

Unionised workers started the strike on Tuesday after failed contract negotiations

In 2017, workers at Escondida went on a 43-day strike, which resulted in over $700 million in losses. Credit: Sindicato Nº1 de Minera Escondida

In 2017, workers at Escondida went on a 43-day strike, which resulted in over $700 million in losses. Credit: Sindicato Nº1 de Minera Escondida

BHP has reportedly started removing striking workers at its Escondida mine in Chile after the union rejected its latest offer despite government mediation. Around 2,400 workers started the strike on...

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