DEBORAH AMOS, host: NPR's business news starts with more strikes in China.</s>DEBORAH AMOS, host: Another foreign company in China is dealing with labor unrest and demands for higher wages. This time it's Toyota.</s>DEBORAH AMOS, host: Workers at an affiliate in northeast China that makes plastic parts for the Japanese carmaker went on strike yesterday, shutting down a production line. One day before, workers at another Toyota supplier also walked off the job. It's part of a series of strikes in the last few months at Honda and at a Taiwanese electronics company.
Workers at an affiliate in northeast China that makes plastic parts for the Japanese carmaker Toyota have gone on strike shutting down a production line. Earlier, workers at another Toyota supplier walked off the job. It's part of a rash of strikes in the last few months that also affected factories for Honda and a Taiwanese electronics company.