SEOUL, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor's South Korean workers plan to extend a partial strike by another two days after the latest round of wage talks failed to produce an agreement, a union spokesman said on Tuesday.
More than 40,000 unionised workers plan to idle the automaker's South Korean plants for eight hours on Wednesday and on Friday, the spokesman said.
The workers had already staged a partial strike on Monday in and had stopped work for three days last week. So far, the stoppages have cost the automaker 19,441 vehicles worth 398.7 billion Korean won ($356.95 million). ($1 = 1116.9500 Korean won) (Reporting by Hyunjoo Jin; Editing by Miral Fahmy)