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July 27, 2018
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As Hyundai struggles, its labor union shows signs of softening
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When workers at South Korea’s Hyundai Motor went on strike last year, the stoppage lasted 24 days, triggered months of negotiations and netted them their smallest raise in nearly a decade.
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