Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics have met with a co-CEO in anticipation of a proposed walkout, indicating ongoing labor negotiations and potential industrial action.

Samsung Electronics' labor union is facing criticism for allegedly pressuring its members to join an ongoing strike.

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics are preparing to hold a press conference as they move forward with plans for a potential strike.

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics are preparing to vote on whether to go on strike, amidst ongoing controversy regarding alleged disadvantages faced by employees.

Samsung Electronics’ labor unions will launch a general strike in May, marking the first such action in nearly two years and only the second in the company’s history. A joint labor coalition said Wednesday it had secured the legal right to strike after 93.1 percent of participating members backed a walkout. The coalition, known as the Joint Struggle Headquarters, brings together three unions: the Samsung Group United Union Samsung Electronics Co. Union, the National Samsung Electronics Union and

Samsung Electronics’ labor unions will hold a strike authorization vote starting Monday as they move toward a possible general strike in May. The unions’ joint struggle headquarters said Friday that a vote on industrial action will take place from Monday to March 18, with the aim of securing the legal right to strike by mid-March. If more than half of all union members approve the move, the unions plan to stage a large-scale rally of members in April and proceed with a general strike in May. “Th