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Kia workers OK wage deal without strike for 1st time in 10 years
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Seoul, Aug 28 (TIWN) Unionised workers at Kia, South Korea's second-biggest carmaker, have voted to accept the company's wage proposals without a strike for the first time in a decade.
Kia said 68 percent of 26,945 workers voted in favor of wage offers that include an increase of 75,000 won ($64.30) in monthly basic pay, two months of wages in performance-based pay and cash bonuses worth 5.8 million won.
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