From:Internet Info Agency 2026-08-21 07:50:03
Hyundai Motor's labor union launched an eight-hour full-scale strike on Friday, involving nearly 40,000 workers. The strike was triggered by the union's failure to reach an agreement with company management over wage issues. This marks the first such full-day strike by the union in a decade. With auto sales currently sluggish, market concerns are growing that the strike could further disrupt the company's production.

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