About UPI  |  UPI en Español   |   My Account
Free News Update:
United Press International - News. Analysis. Insight.™ - 100 Years of Journalistic Excellence
  • Home
  • Top News
  • Entertainment
  • Odd News
  • Sports
    • Baseball
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Olympics 2008
    • Tennis
  • Business
  • Science
  • Health
  • Analysis
    • Energy Resources
    • Security Industry
    • Emerging Threats
  • Media
    • Video
    • News Photos
  • Features
    • The Voice of Young Voters
    • Path to the Presidency
    • Energy
    • Beijing Olympics 2008
Search:
Go
You are here:  Home / Business News / Hyundai workers schedule walkout

Business News

View archive | RSS Feed

Hyundai workers schedule walkout

Published: July 12, 2008 at 10:10 AM
Order reprints  |  Print Story  |  Email to a Friend  |  Post a Comment
People who read this also read ...
  • S. Korean auto unions plan work stoppage
  • Truckers rally to protest fuel costs
  • Hyundai to enter hybrid market
  • Lee assumes South Korean presidency
SEOUL, July 12 (UPI) -- Workers at South Korea's Hyundai Motor Co. will stage a partial strike next week, union officials announced Saturday.

The walkout, the third by Hyundai's unionized workforce this month, is part of an industrial action coordinated by an umbrella labor group, the South Korean Yonhap News Agency reported.

Hyundai workers also staged partial-day walkouts on July 2 and last Thursday.

RATE THIS ARTICLE
    Poor    1    2    3    4    5  Excellent    
Feedback


© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Have an opinion? Leave a comment. No Registration Required.
News Photos Slideshows
Photos of the Day
Week in Photos
News
Entertainment
Sports
Features
Archives
Olympics 2008
Path to the Presidency
Additional News Stories
Top News
  • FOX News poll: Obama leads McCain
  • Pirates threaten to blast ship
  • Powell says Stevens reputation 'sterling'
  • Protester disrupts Iowa McCain rally
  • Biden: Obama offers women more than McCain
Business News
  • FCC moves to reserve free wireless waves
  • UPI NewsTrack Business
  • Survey: U.S. gas prices approaching $3
  • Amtrak sets ridership record, revenue up
  • S. Korea to privatize, restructure firms
Entertainment News
  • Pitt joins Tarantino in Germany for film
  • Poll: Hurley 'safety pin' dress best gown
  • Garber: Garner 'beautiful' while pregnant
  • Cook calls cheating on Brinkley 'mistake'
  • Fleet Week parade canceled in San Fran
Health News
  • Plastic surgery makes advances in wartime
  • Lack of vitamin D can affect 36 organs
  • Abnormalities in brain of cocaine addicts
  • Negative ads can cause a physical reaction
  • Wildfires can boost ozone pollution
UPI Features - The Voice of Young Voters
Most Popular
Stories
Photos
Videos
People
1.
Apple may launch new laptop
2.
Crude oil prices drop under $85 per barrel
3.
Report: National City Bank for sale
4.
Crude oil prices in retreat Friday
5.
Crude oil prices fall nearly $5 per barrel




Videos
Enlarge Video
Reaction: Does peace have a prize?
Reaction: Does peace have a prize?
Friday, October 10
From Wall Street to a Maryland Main Street
From Wall Street to a Maryland Main Street
Friday, October 10
Debate #2: The economy
Debate #2: The economy
Friday, October 10
Economics vs. foreign policy in the media
Economics vs. foreign policy in the media
Thursday, October 9
© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Official Government Wires  |   About UPI  |   Site Map  |   Terms of Use  |   Privacy Policy  |   Advertise Online  |   Contact Us

Sponsored Links: College Football Tickets - Fundraisers - Press Release Services - prom dresses - Prom dresses and gowns - Public Records - Wedding and Honeymoon Experts - Auto Dealers - Motivational Sports Speakers Bureau