SHANGHAI, Jun 24 (SMM) -
The world's largest copper producer Codelco, which is a state-owned of Chile, reached an agreement with workers on June 23 to end a nationwide strike triggered by the closure of a troubled smelter in a heavily polluted region of central Chile.
The Federation of Copper Workers (FTC) started a strike in the early hours of June 22 and claimed all sectors had stopped production, while the government insisted the impact was minimal after preparing for the announced strike.
“As a committee, we decided to notify the union president to call off the strike," said Federal Trade Commission Chairman Amador Pantoya.