SEOUL: Workers at South Korea's largest automaker Hyundai Motor have voted to strike unless a deal is reached over a wage dispute, a union spokesman said Thursday.
Of the union's 48,585 members, some 89 percent took part in Wednesday's vote, with 78 percent supporting possible strike action, said spokesman Hwang Ki-Tae.
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