Tense corporate meeting between Samsung executives and union leaders amid fears of a May 21 strike
Tense corporate meeting between Samsung executives and union leaders amid fears of a May 21 strike
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三星电子劳资谈判破裂,引发罢工担忧

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三星电子与其工会之间的劳资谈判于周三破裂,加剧了人们对定于5月21日举行的罢工的担忧。总统府承诺将支持进一步对话。

三星电子的劳资谈判在经过两天的政府调解后于周三宣告破裂。

工会拒绝了一项将绩效奖金与营业利润挂钩的提议,并表示在计划中的罢工结束前不会进行任何进一步的谈判。定于5月21日采取的这一行动将是该公司首次重大罢工。

青瓦台承诺积极支持双方进行对话。此次纠纷发生在该公司因人工智能芯片需求激增而创下创纪录利润之际。

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社交媒体平台X上的初步反应集中在三星电子劳资谈判的破裂上,用户对罢工可能影响芯片生产和人工智能供应链、罢工担忧导致的市场波动表示担忧,并呼吁政府介入以防止事态升级。

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Wage negotiations between Samsung Electronics and its labor union collapsed on Wednesday, raising fears of a major strike starting May 21 involving more than 40,000 workers.

Samsung Electronics and its union failed to reach a wage deal on May 13 despite government mediation, increasing the chance of an 18-day strike from May 21. The union demands performance bonuses equal to 15 percent of operating profit.

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Samsung Electronics' labor union announced on Friday that it will resume wage negotiations with management next week. The decision follows the breakdown of initial talks over bonuses and acceptance of government mediation requests. Unionized workers had threatened an 18-day general strike starting May 21.

President Lee Jae Myung pledged unwavering commitment to workplace safety in his Labor Day address at Cheong Wa Dae on May 1. He stressed that worker welfare and business growth are mutually dependent. Amid AI job threats, he prioritized people over productivity.

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Samsung Electronics will shut down its TV production plant in Galanta, Slovakia, in May, industry sources said. The closure ends 24 years of operations to improve efficiency. The facility currently employs about 700 workers.

On March 10, 2026, the first day the so-called yellow envelope law took effect, unionized subcontracted workers targeted major firms like POSCO, Hyundai Mobis and Hanwha Ocean, demanding negotiations over wages and working conditions. Unions threatened strikes if talks are refused, while companies expressed caution within legal bounds.

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In response to the US Supreme Court's ruling striking down President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs, Cheong Wa Dae will hold a policy coordination meeting with the ruling party and government officials. The meeting, led by presidential chief of staff for policy Kim Yong-beom and National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac, will include key ministers and the Democratic Party floor leader. The Trump administration imposed a 10 percent global tariff hours after the ruling and raised it to 15 percent the next day.

 

 

 

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