Samsung Electronics' non-chip union has sought a court injunction in South Korea to halt a semiconductor division workers' vote on bonus increases, according to Newsis reports.
Around 57,000 Samsung workers have started voting on a pay deal.
May 26, 2026
02:02 pm
What's the storyA union representing non-semiconductor workers at Samsung Electronics has filed an injunction with a South Korean court.
The move is aimed at halting the ongoing vote by semiconductor division employees on a proposed bonus increase, according to Newsis.
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Non-chip employees tried to block the vote, but a South Korean court has dismissed the injunction.
