Union of Toyota's Bangalore plants call for higher wages

Union of Toyota's Bangalore plants call for higher wages

BANGALORE, India - Prasanna Kumar (L), president of the labor union at Toyota Motor Corp.'s plants on the outskirts of Bangalore in southern India, voices workers' complaints about wages in front of other union members on March 20, 2014.

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