Toyota union decides to demand 4,000 yen hike in monthly pay

Toyota union decides to demand 4,000 yen hike in monthly pay

NAGOYA, Japan - Mitsuyuki Tsuruoka, head of the Toyota Motor Corp. labor union, speaks to reporters at a hotel in the city of Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, on Feb. 12 about the union's demand for an average increase of 4,000 yen in the basic monthly pay of regular employees. (Kyodo)

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