SANTIAGO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Workers at BHP's Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, rejected an offer for a new collective bargaining agreement, setting the stage for a potential strike, the union said on Thursday.
Chilean legislation lets either party call for five days of government mediation, extendable by another five days if both parties agree, to avert a strike. BHP owns more than half of Escondida, along with Rio Tinto and JECO Corp.
News: BHP Workers at BHP's Escondida mine in Chile reject contract offer, union says
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