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Gyeonggi Province's bus workers union and management reached a last-ditch wage deal early Friday, averting a general strike and major rush-hour transit disruptions, KBS World reports. The two sides agreed around 2 a.m. after an 11-hour overnight negotiation at the Gyeonggi Provincial Labor Relations Commission, with the union withdrawing its strike planned for the 30th, according to Dong-A Ilbo. The deal covers wage increases and improved working conditions, ending fears of a commute-hour transport crisis.