Hyundai union calls for work stoppage next week (Reuters)
The latest labor procedure follows a two-hour walk distant from on Wednesday by unionized employees at Hyundai Motor and other South Korean car makers, in a move aimed at having the body politic scrap a U.S. beef import divide.
The union will decide by Monday whether next week's walk off will have existence launched on Tuesday or Thursday.
"Our beginning plan was to point of concentration on negotiations after the partial strike last week, yet with the Labor Ministry and the Prosecutors stating our put in motion as illegal, we have decided to go on another walk off," said Chang Kyu-ho, a speaker at Hyundai Motor's union.
On Friday, unionized workers of GM Daewoo Automotive and Technology Co, a unit of General Motors (GM.N), reported they will partially give over act on July 8.
Rallies opposed to the unpopular beef deal, struck continue month, have caused a crisis for President Lee Myung-bak's four-month-old government.
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, an umbrella effort group comprising auto makers and metal workers, has been part of some of the most violent protests in the country and also called for a huge street protest later in the day.
(Reporting by Angela Moon; Editing by)
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