Hyundai Must Bargain with Cafeteria, Security Workers, but Not Salespeople
Ulsan labor board ruled Hyundai Motor must bargain with subcontracted cafeteria and security workers but not dealership salespeople, in the first ruling under Korea's Yellow Envelope Law.
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