Supplier Strike Shuts Toyota Plant
By Jay Alabaster |
June 23, 2010, Wednesday
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TOYOTA said it stopped production yesterday at one of its main factories in China after a strike at a supplier, the latest labor action to hit a Japanese car maker in recent weeks in the country.
The plant in Guangzhou in south China was stopped for both day and night shifts, with no decision yet for operation after that, said spokesman Paul Nolasco in Tokyo.
It was shut down after a strike by workers at a supplier run by Denso Corp that makes electronic sensors and control components.
The plant in Guangzhou in south China was stopped for both day and night shifts, with no decision yet for operation after that, said spokesman Paul Nolasco in Tokyo.
It was shut down after a strike by workers at a supplier run by Denso Corp that makes electronic sensors and control components.
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