Toyota Unions Say Rift With Management Remains on Wages
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Toyota Motor Corp., its parts makers and dealers continue to push back on union proposals to increase wages for workers in Japan, a top labor official said.
Some management for the companies have said they can’t meet requests because higher wages would increase costs and that employment should be prioritized, said Masamoto Azuma, chairman of the Federation of All Toyota Workers’ Unions, which is comprised of 312 unions that represent about 329,000 members.