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Honda Restarts Operations at Chinese Auto-parts Factory Today After Strike
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2238:"UPDATE 1-Japan's Brother restarts China output after strike"
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Numerous suicides. Protests follow in Shenzhen and Hong Kong
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1971:"中国官方封堵罢工消息 (Chinese authorities restrict news on strikes)"
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towards an economy more driven by domestic consumption.
1746:"China's Rising Wages Won't Deter Investment, Xie Says"
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2736:"Honda: China plants to restart, supplier strike ends"
1022:"Foxconn Increases Size of Raise in Chinese Factories"
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2709:"Honda: 2nd China plant halted; strike at NHK Spring"
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2115:"Strike ends at Toyota's China-based parts supplier"
1337:"Honda Strikers in China Offered Less Than Demanded"
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865:"Toyota chief: China labor trend both good and bad"
2600:"Toyota resumes China plant output as strike ends"
921:"Chinese Factory Under Scrutiny As Suicides Mount"
787:"Foxconn China Assembly Workers Receive Pay Raise"
760:"Foreign firms in China targeted in labour unrest"
2377:"Walkout Closes Another Toyota Supplier in China"
1311:"With Concessions, Honda Strike Fizzles in China"
1111:Honda stalled as China workers mull wage increase
1625:"In China, Labor Movement Enabled by Technology"
1179:"Strike in China Highlights Gap in Workers’ Pay"
743:reuters.com, Sat 28 August 2010 1:17 pm EDT
689:800 workers go on strike demanding 40% pay raise
561:Work resumes after strike at suppliers settled.
1360:"With Strike, Toyota Idles Auto Plant in China"
1188:article by Keith Bradsher and David Barboza in
812:"Honda to seek better labor relations in China"
734:China tells Japan wage demands "understandable"
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1409:"Strike at Toyota parts supplier ends quickly"
1217:"Honda Lost Yuan 3 Billion in Sales on Strike"
3316:Self-immolation protests by Tibetans in China
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1763:"Strikes put China on spot over labor unrest"
1717:"BofA: Salary gains to damp capital spending"
1139:reuters.com, Tue 1 June 2010 6:51 am EDT
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3330:East Turkestan independence movement
2626:"New strike halts Toyota production"
1761:Bodeen, Christopher (11 June 2010).
1685:"China Mulls 'Income-Doubling Plan'"
1569:from the original on 2 February 2011
1012:article by David Barboza 2 June 2010
839:"Economics Focus: Socialist Workers"
422:Strike ends after 10% pay increase.
1655:"Strikes signal end to cheap labor"
419:1,000 employees on strike on 6 June
3291:Anti-incinerator movement in China
3257:2022 Beijing Sitong Bridge protest
3104:Zhejiang solar panel plant protest
2852:2002–2003 Chinese protest movement
2346:"Labour strife rolls across China"
2157:Tables turn on Chinese employers."
1941:"Labour strife rolls across China"
1920:from the original on 26 March 2012
894:"Labour strife rolls across China:
704:2002-2003 Chinese protest movement
673:Work resumes after two-day strike
636:NHK strike settled after one day.
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2977:Tonghua Iron and Steel Group riot
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1803:from the original on 20 June 2010
1697:from the original on 12 June 2010
1635:from the original on 20 June 2010
1599:from the original on 31 July 2010
1559:"Labor unrest and role of unions"
1479:from the original on 21 June 2010
1449:from the original on 24 June 2010
1439:"Labor unrest and role of unions"
1265:"A Labor Movement Stirs in China"
1223:from the original on 22 July 2011
1160:from the original on 15 June 2010
951:"Suicides at Foxconn reveal woes"
875:from the original on 20 July 2010
758:Jackson, Allison (16 June 2010).
2742:from the original on 1 July 2010
2375:Tabuchi, Hiroko (18 June 2010).
2095:from the original on 9 June 2010
1855:Watts, Jonathan (17 June 2010).
228:visited construction workers on
3372:2010 labor disputes and strikes
3263:2022 COVID-19 protests in China
2734:Kim, Chang-Ran (23 June 2010).
2707:Kim, Chang-Ran (15 June 2010).
1623:Barboza, David (16 June 2010).
980:"Foxconn Raises Worker Pay 30%"
3054:Chinese pro-democracy protests
2972:Self-immolation of Tang Fuzhen
2632:. 15 June 2010. Archived from
2344:Schiller, Bill (8 June 2010).
2236:Layne, Nathan (10 June 2010).
2121:. 19 June 2010. Archived from
1977:. 18 June 2010. Archived from
1829:. 11 June 2010. Archived from
1793:"China's Workers Are Stirring"
1791:Han, Dongfang (17 June 2010).
1505:. 18 June 2010. Archived from
1415:. 18 June 2010. Archived from
1190:The New York Times 28 May 2010
662:Japanese/Chinese joint venture
550:Japanese/Chinese joint venture
509:Japanese/Chinese joint venture
128:In mid-June strikes spread to
1:
2297:. Taiwan (ROC). 9 June 2010.
2053:Mitchell, Tom (4 June 2010).
1939:Schiller, Bob (8 June 2010).
1823:"Addressing social conflicts"
1661:. 3 June 2010. Archived from
1369:article by Hiroko Tabuchi in
1297:article by Keith Bradsher in
1274:article by Keith Bradsher in
1251:article by David Barboza and
957:. 26 May 2010. Archived from
919:Ramsy, Austin (28 May 2010).
466:Henan Pingmian Textiles Group
3222:Minjiang University protests
3125:Anti-Japanese demonstrations
3028:Xinfa aluminum plant protest
2876:Anti-Japanese demonstrations
1914:"汪洋为何强调转变经济发展方式中更要注重"人文关怀"？"
1797:International Herald Tribune
1346:article by Andrew Jacobs in
1320:article by Keith Bradher in
1031:article by David Barboza in
659:Honda Automobile (China) Co.
572:Chinese/Danish joint venture
566:Chongqing Brewery Company /
487:Nujiang Transportation Group
185:Economic policy implications
3189:Golf factory workers strike
3140:Tibetan protests in Sichuan
3008:Guangzhou language protests
2760:South China Morning Post. "
2180:Chan, John (12 June 2010).
2085:"Another Foxconn pay raise"
2027:Tran, Tini (16 June 2010).
1392:article by Tom Mitchell in
814:. MarketWatch. 16 June 2010
784:*For Foxconn suicides, see
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3268:Zhengzhou Foxconn Protests
3033:Self-immolation in Yihuang
1886:Wang, Yang (28 May 2010).
1050:xinhuanet.com, 31 May 2010
381:resolved without pay hike
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31:2010 Chinese labour unrest
3228:Delivery Knights Alliance
2921:Shenzhen anti-police riot
2602:. Reuters. 19 June 2010.
2170:, Retrieved 11 June 2010.
1270:27 September 2015 at the
1098:latimes.com, une 02, 2010
809:For Honda factories, see
378:Labor dispute over merger
3306:Labor relations in China
3084:Shanghai Truckers strike
3069:Fuzhou, Jiangxi bombings
3023:Tibetan language protest
2280:Retrieved 11 June 2010.
2004:. Duowei. Archived from
1890:. Xinhua. Archived from
985:25 February 2017 at the
709:Labor relations in China
321:Foshan Fengfu auto parts
243:List of labour incidents
169:Technology aids strikers
100:Foxconn Technology Group
3357:Labor disputes in China
3311:Mass incidents in China
3301:Egg fried rice protests
3234:Inner Mongolia protests
3184:Tiananmen Square attack
3058:Crackdown on dissidents
2935:International reactions
2799:Retrieved 25 July 2010.
2768:Retrieved 26 June 2010.
2334:Retrieved 11 June 2010.
2272:21 October 2012 at the
1365:2 February 2018 at the
1342:2 February 2018 at the
1316:2 February 2018 at the
1184:13 January 2017 at the
1094:4 February 2021 at the
1068:3 November 2012 at the
365:(formerly TPO displays)
3194:Zhengzhou Airport riot
2864:Hefei student protests
2782:Retrieved 9 July 2010.
1008:20 August 2017 at the
739:5 January 2021 at the
547:Tianjin Assembly Plant
191:Lewisian turning point
40:and strike actions at
26:
3079:Inner Mongolia unrest
3003:Chinese labour unrest
1383:"China: Strike force"
1293:21 April 2017 at the
1135:14 March 2012 at the
1027:21 April 2017 at the
762:. AFP. Archived from
90:2010 Foxconn suicides
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3251:Henan banks protests
2326:11 June 2010 at the
2319:Financialpost.com. "
2162:10 June 2010 at the
2089:AP via Straits Times
1388:13 June 2010 at the
1247:8 April 2017 at the
1219:. ChinaAutoWeb.com.
1116:11 June 2023 at the
899:11 June 2010 at the
363:Chimei Innolux Corp
224:On 14 June, Premier
3018:Suzhou workers riot
2837:protests and unrest
2168:The Financial Times
1395:The Financial Times
427:Yacheng Electronics
208:Government response
149:The Financial Times
2381:The New York Times
2033:The Canadian Press
1629:The New York Times
1371:The New York Times
1348:The New York Times
1322:The New York Times
1299:The New York Times
1276:The New York Times
1150:"Li Hong's column"
1033:The New York Times
991:The New York Times
590:(Guangzhou Nansha)
174:The New York Times
157:The New York Times
143:The New York Times
46:Guangdong province
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3362:Protests in China
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3326:Xinjiang conflict
3064:Dalian PX protest
2962:Shaoguan incident
2888:Dongzhou protests
2839:in mainland China
2688:Missing or empty
2321:Financialpost.com
2265:Irishtimes.com. "
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407:Merry Electronics
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