Toyota workers' unions

Toyota workers' unions

NAGOYA, Japan - About 120 representatives of some of the labor unions of Toyota Motor Corp. group firms hold a rally in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, on March 10, 2011. Member unions of the 326,000-strong Federation of All Toyota Workers' Unions are currently holding spring wage negotiations with management.

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