Hyundai resumes wage talks after 1st full strike in a decade

On the Dash: Hyundai and its union resumed wage talks Monday after Friday’s first full strike in a decade A Tuesday walkout remains possible depending on how negotiations go Prior walkouts have already cost about 55,200 vehicles and more than $1.67 billion in lost production Hyundai Motor and its union resumed wage talks Monday, days after the union staged its first full-day strike in a decade over pay, retirement age and job protections against artificial intelligence. A planned partial strike for Monday was called off so talks could restart, though a walkout set for Tuesday could still happen depending on the outcome, a union representative told AFP. Friday’s strike halted…

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