Hyundai Motor begins three-day strike after wage talks fail
Workers at Hyundai Motor, South Korea's largest automaker, have begun a three-day strike after wage negotiations broke down. Employees will down tools for four hours a day until July 15.
Workers at Hyundai Motor, South Korea's largest automaker, have begun a three-day strike after wage negotiations with management broke down. The action is expected to disrupt the company's production line.
Union members will down tools for four hours a day until July 15. It remains unclear when talks between the two sides might resume.
The dispute comes amid a period of heightened tension in labor relations across South Korea's auto industry. Analysts say a prolonged strike could affect the company's production targets and delivery schedules.
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