Hyundai labor dispute

[swltf183]

The following was posted on cnbc.com today. That's a lot of cars that weren't produced:

"Hyundai Motor dipped 0.2 percent. It reached a tentative wage deal with its South Korean union leaders on Thursday, pending approval by union members. The deal will allow the carmaker to avert further walkouts that so far prevented production of 1.59 trillion won ($1.40 billion) worth of cars."

 

[Potty_Pants]

kinda figured this is what was holding up the 2013's genesis... prob wont see them for months.

 

[GJEMD]

Caution buying and vehicle during labor disputes. American cars notoriously
were delivered with empty coke bottles behind door panels during disputes.
Soft sabotage. Korea may be different but I doubt it.

 

[dg_moore]

Caution buying and vehicle during labor disputes. American cars notoriously
were delivered with empty coke bottles behind door panels during disputes.
Soft sabotage. Korea may be different but I doubt it.

Better coke bottles than what an acquaintance of mine found after she settled on a new condo. There had been a labor dispute during construction and she learned - aromatically - that workers had urinated in the fiberglass insulation before the drywall was installed.