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South Korea's unionised truckers headed back on the roads on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs. The transport ministry and truckers union agreed on late Tuesday to extend the truckers minimum freight rates and continue discussing expanding a guarantee of minimum pay for carrying cargo to cover additional products. The transport ministry will also review expanding fuel subsidies.

South Korea's government has acceded to unionized truckers' demands for minimum pay guarantees after an eight-day nationwide strike.

A general introduction to shipping law and commercial practice in South Korea, including key facts, figures, legislation, regulators and recent developments.

SEOUL—South Korea’s prime minister warned Tuesday that the disruption of cargo transport could cause “irrecoverable” damages on the ...

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's POSCO said on Sunday it plans to halt production at some of its plants in the country from Monday due to a glut of fin...