Coverage dated December 8, 2022

South Korean truckers end 16-day strike over freight rates

Headline from The Buffalo News

Thousands of South Korean truckers are returning to work after voting to end their 16-day walkout that disrupted construction and other domestic industries. Thousands of truckers seeking financial protections in

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  1. The Buffalo News

    South Korean truckers end 16-day strike over freight rates (opens The Buffalo News)

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    The Buffalo News's feed description

    Thousands of South Korean truckers are returning to work after voting to end their 16-day walkout that disrupted construction and other domestic industries. Thousands of truckers seeking financial protections in

  2. MyNorthwest

    South Korean truckers end 16-day strike over freight fares (opens MyNorthwest)

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    MyNorthwest's feed description

    SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- Thousands of South Korean truckers are returning to work after voting Friday to end their 16-day walkout that has disrupted

  3. Deutsche Welle

    South Korean truckers end 16-day strike without gains – DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Deutsche Welle's feed description

    A truck drivers' union in South Korea has had to back down after a hostile government refused concessions. The union has pledged to continue fighting for financial security for its members.

  4. Bloomberg

    Korean Truckers Vote to End Strikes Disrupting Supply Chains (opens Bloomberg)

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    Bloomberg's feed description

    South Korean truck drivers voted to end a two-week strike that has disrupted supply chains of key export industries.

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