Workers at the world's largest copper mine, in Chile, called off a strike Friday after reaching a pay agreement with Australian mining giant BHP. The labor action, which started Tuesday at Escondida mine, was ended after the company came up with a new proposal acceptable to workers, the No.1 union said in a statement. The strike had been suspended on Friday morning as negotiations reopened on workers' demands for shorter work days and bigger bonuses, among others.
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