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Hyundai Motor's South Korean union approves wage deal, Yonhap says

Hyundai Motor's South Korean union approves wage deal, Yonhap says
Channel News Asia Monday 31 August 2026, 21:28 UTC 1 min read
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Hyundai Motor's South Korean union approves wage deal, Yonhap says SEOUL, Sept 1 : Hyundai Motor's South Korean labour union approved a tentative wage agreement with the automaker, bringing an end to this year's pay negotiations after weeks of strikes and talks. Some 61.55 per cent of participating union members voted in favour of the agreement, Yonhap News Agency said on Tuesday. A representative of the union could not be immediately reached.

Hyundai Motor's South Korean union approves wage deal, Yonhap says SEOUL, Sept 1 : Hyundai Motor's South Korean labour union approved a tentative wage agreement with the automaker, bringing an end to this year's pay negotiations after weeks of strikes and talks. Some 61.55 per cent of participating union members voted in favour of the agreement, Yonhap News Agency said on Tuesday. A representative of the union could not be immediately reached. Source: Reuters
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