Toyota raises wages as requested by unions

Toyota raises wages as requested by unions

TOYODA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. senior Managing Director Teiji Tachibana speaks at a press conference after the company's management agree to raise employees' monthly wages by 1,000 yen, fully meeting the unions' demand in the ongoing annual wage negotiations on March 15.

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