Agreement Reached, Strike at Hungarian Factory Ends
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It looks like some extra money is trickling down to the workers from the company's 146.3 billion forints revenue.
The indefinite strike that began last Thursday at the Székesfehérvár site of the South Korean Hanon Systems Hungary Kft. ended on Monday afternoon after the union representatives agreed on a wage increase with the employer.
The indefinite strike that began last Thursday at the Hanon Systems Hungary Kft. plant in Székesfehérvár ended on Monday afternoon. The work stoppage ended after representatives of the Vasas Trade Union Federation managed to reach an agreement with the management of the South Korean company on a wage increase for workers.
Having achieved their goal, the workers ended the strike. The post The strike at the South Korean company's Székesfehérvár factory was successful, the workers fought for a wage increase first appeared on 24.hu.
A quick check-in, I have great news. In Székesfehérvár, the winner is called a hanonos today – this is how the Vasas Trade Union Federation announced a few minutes ago that the strike at Hanon Systems Kft. in Székesfehérvár had won.
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An indefinite work stoppage has begun at the factory of Hanon Systems in Székesfehérvár, South Korea. Moreover, the conflict does not stop at Fehérvár: the workers in Pécs indicated that they could also stand up for their colleagues with a solidarity strike if necessary.
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