Santiago, Jan. 22, trade union chairman said Tuesday that a coalition of Chilean executives at the Gabriela Mistral copper mine in northern Chile, owned by Codelco, rejected the company’s final collective pay agreement, triggering the risk of a strike in the next few days.
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“We rejected the management’s proposal and have voted on whether to strike,” said Ana Catalan, chairman of the trade union.
Chile’s National Copper Company has not immediately commented on the vote strike.
Prior to that, Chilean labour law required both parties to attend a five-day government mediation meeting.
The copper output of Gabriela Mistral project was 127,700 tons in 2017 and 96,500 tons in January-November 2018.
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