Pernod Ricard Korea is dealing with labor union strikes following CEO Frantz Hotton's termination of a 23-year collective agreement with the union.  Employees are demanding wage increases, which have been frozen for the past six years.  The union plans to continue its walkout, asking for the annulation of the company's decision to abolish the union group. 50 employees are registered with the labor union, which is 35% of the company's total.  The company has reportedly not managed to raise wages since October 2016, despite employee requests.  The global wine and spirits leader has remained silent on the issue. Past December, Pernod Ricard Korea closed the union's office, moving its HQ to Jung District, Seoul.