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Hyundai's Korean union starts first strike in decade
Workers at South Korean Hyundai Motor Company went on their first full strike in ten years, protesting the deadlock in wage negotiations and demands related to raising the retirement age and job security to confront challenges posed by the expansion of automation and artificial intelligence applications. Around 40,000 workers from Hyundai and Kia participated in a march outside the company's headquarters in Seoul, calling for higher wages and improved employment benefits. The strikes caused several disruptions, resulting in the suspension of the production of over 55,000 vehicles valued at more than $1.67 billion.
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