Hyundai Motor workers vote for pay deal
Workers at South Korea's Hyundai Motor have voted in favour of a wage deal ending weeks of damaging strike action.
The deal includes a 5% pay rise and bonus payments.
The walkouts, which started in August, resulted in 1 trillion won ($933m; £586m) of lost production for Hyundai.
The BBC's Lucy Williamson in Seoul gave more details about the deal to Rico Hizon.
10 Sep 2013
- From the section Business