
Samsung Union Halts Strike Plans, Puts Wage Deal to Vote
Samsung Electronics' largest labor union has called off its planned strike, putting a tentative wage agreement to a vote among its members. The decision follows a breakdown in earlier wage talks that had threatened the company with its first-ever major strike.
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Samsung faces strike after pay talks with union fall apart - AP News
Samsung faces strike after pay talks with union fall apart AP News
Read full article →Why are nearly 50,000 Samsung workers about to strike in South Korea?
Workers' union says protest over bonuses will continue for 18 days.
Read full article →Samsung staff set to strike as huge 48,000-strong walkout could hit world tech supply
Samsung accounts for almost a quarter of South Korea's exports
By Heekyong Yang
Read full article →Samsung union shelves strike plan on tentative deal - The Straits Times
Samsung union shelves strike plan on tentative deal The Straits Times
Read full article →Samsung Electronics union calls off strike, puts wage deal to vote
Samsung Electronics labor unions on Wednesday called off a planned strike just over an hour before it was set to begin, paving the way for a membership vote on a tentative wage agreement with management. The joint strike committee representing the unions said the planned walkout from Thursday through June 7 would be suspended “until further notice.” Union members will vote on the proposed 2026 wage deal from 9 a.m. Saturday through 10 p.m. May 28. The breakthrough followed post-mediation talks a
By The Korea Herald
Read full article →Samsung union says South Korea strike on hold 'until further notice'
Read full article →(4th LD) Samsung Electronics union holds off strike plan, puts tentative wage deal to vote - Yonhap News Agency
(4th LD) Samsung Electronics union holds off strike plan, puts tentative wage deal to vote Yonhap News Agency
Read full article →Samsung Electronics set to face major strike on May 21 after union talks collapse
Union leader Choi Seung-ho says the 18-day strike would go ahead as management had not come round on one remaining sticking point in talks mediated by the government
By Reuters
Read full article →Samsung Union Authorizes Massive Strike At Memory-Chip Plants After Mediation Talks Collapse
Samsung Union Authorizes Massive Strike At Memory-Chip Plants After Mediation Talks Collapse Asian equities extended losses for a fourth straight session, with South Korea's benchmark KOSPI falling about 1% as the market priced in the shock of an imminent labor action at Samsung Electronics. A full-scale, 18-day strike involving more than 47,000 workers at the world's largest memory-chip maker is set to begin Thursday, raising the risk of production disruptions across the glob...
By Tyler Durden
Read full article →Samsung, union to resume talks in effort to avert major strike
South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics and its workers' union resumed talks Wednesday with the country's labor minister mediating, in what was a last-ditch at...
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