(1)Toyota Motor, union agree on no pay-scale hikes

(1)Toyota Motor, union agree on no pay-scale hikes

TOYOTA, Japan - Mitsuo Kinoshita, managing director of Toyota Motor Corp., talks with the media March 13 after Japan's biggest automaker and its union ended annual spring wage talks with an agreement on no pay-scale hikes apart from a regularly scheduled seniority-based monthly hike of 6,500 yen.

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