South Korea said Friday it will soon propose talks with North Korea on ways to set the wages for the North's workers at the Kaesong Industrial Complex.
"The government has plans to offer consultations with the North in the near future in order to resolve the issue," the unification ministry's deputy spokeswoman, Park Soo-jin, told reporters. "The timing has not been decided yet."
   The South is upset about the North's unilateral decision to amend the wage system for its 53,000 workers at the joint venture just north of inter-Korean border.