Advertisement
Latest Headlines
- Bellavista Neighborhood In Chile’s Capital To Get Makeover
- Rightist Senator Promotes Solar Thermal Power Plants In Chile’s North
- Chilean Businessman Launches Web Site To Support Trapped Miners
- Chilean Police Officer Removed From Command After Clash With Protestors
- Reforming The Social Safety Net
- A Hot Few Days In Argentina
- Six Miners Killed In Explosion In Chile’s Antofagasta Region
- Reform To Chile’s Anti-terrorism Law Begins In Light of Mapuche Hunger Strike
- Rise In “Bullying” Prompts Chile’s Ministry Of Education To Propose Legislation
- Pinochet’s Wife Laments Estrangement From Chile’s UDI Party
- Carmen Cardinali Paoa Appointed Governor of Chile’s Easter Island
- Chile Pavilion At Shanghai Expo Draws 2 Million Visitors
Download Latest Daily News
"NO" to coal-burning plants in Chile
Take a Poll
| MINING UNION WINS BONUSES, WAGE INCREASES AT WORLD’S LARGEST COPPER MINE |
| Written by Daniel Zarchy |
| Wednesday, 14 October 2009 22:49 |
|
SANTIAGO – Workers at the world’s largest copper mine made landmark
progress in their ongoing labor dispute, winning thousands of dollars
in bonuses and higher wages for unionized members.  Workers at Escondida Mine (pictured), the world's largest copper mine,
recently won bonuses and wage increases in their contract negotiations.
Photo Courtesy of NASA. Please log in to read the full article... |
