Second strike at Toyota supplier

18/06/10 18:38 CET

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More problems for Japanese carmakers in China.

A parts supplier for Toyota said workers at its factory making instrument panels are on strike.

Earlier this week industrial action at another of its plants was put on hold while wage talks continued.

And Honda faces further industrial action at a facility that makes locks for its cars.

Workers are waiting for a new pay offer before deciding whether to resume a strike they suspended on Tuesday.

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