Industrial strikes hit South Korea

Industrial strikes hit South Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean workers march in central Seoul on June 12 to support their demand for a shorter working week and for major pay increases. Union leaders said the workers were also protesting against government-led economic restructuring.

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