Hyundai Motor Company has stated that its plan to deploy humanoid robots by 2028 is not a subject of current negotiations with striking South Korean autoworkers. The company disputes news reports suggesting that partial strikes by the Hyundai Motor union were driven by concerns over the planned robot deployment in the United States.
According to Hyundai, the union's demands are centered on compensation issues including wage increases, bonuses, and extending the retirement age. The company emphasized its commitment to constructive talks and reaching an agreement that benefits both employees and the business.
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