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Far cry from Samsung: Public sector researchers in Korea make ₩60 mil. a year - The Korea Times
Samsung Electronics is still feeling the aftershocks of its labor dispute, with tensions resurfacing as union members vote on a tentative wage agre...
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koreatimes.co.kr
Samsung Electronics employees now score ‘almost like lawyers' in Korea's marriage market - The Korea Times
Employees at Samsung Electronics are reportedly seeing their value rise in Korea’s marriage market as the semiconductor boom fuels expectations of...
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[ED] Broader stakes beyond bonuses - The Korea Times
The recent wage agreement between Samsung Electronics management and its labor union may have averted a potentially devastating strike, but it has...
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Far cry from Samsung: Public sector researchers in Korea make ₩60 mil. a year - The Korea Times
Samsung Electronics is still feeling the aftershocks of its labor dispute, with tensions resurfacing as union members vote on a tentative wage agre...
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Samsung labor settlement reveals Korea's new industrial strategy - The Korea Times
The tentative agreement signed between Samsung Electronics management and its labor union coalition on Wednesday night averted an unprecedented 18-...
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Far cry from Samsung: Public sector researchers in Korea make $39,800 a year - The Korea Times
Samsung Electronics is still feeling the aftershocks of its labor dispute, with tensions resurfacing as union members vote on a tentative wage agre...
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[BREAKING] Samsung Electronics wage agreement approved - The Korea Times
More than 70 percent of Samsung Electronics’ labor union members on Wednesday approved a tentative wage agreement reached between union leaders and...
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channelnewsasia.com
Samsung's unionised workers in South Korea approve pay deal
SEOUL: Samsung Electronics' unionised workers in South Korea voted to approve a tentative wage deal, the union said on Wednesday (May 27), averting a strike that threatened to
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cryptobriefing.com
Samsung union approves compensation deal, averting chip plant strike
Samsung's largest union ratified a $26.6B compensation deal averaging $340K per worker, averting an 18-day chip plant strike amid fierce AI memory competition.
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malaymail.com
Samsung workers approve AI-era pay deal and pull back from strike brink
SEOUL, May 27 — Samsung Electronics’ unionised workers in South Korea voted to approve a tentative wage deal, the union said today, averting a strike that threatened to rattle...
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afr.com
Samsung workers set for $475,000 bonus after deal to share AI profits
The Korean giant is set to become one of the world’s most profitable firms. Its semiconductor arm posted a 48-fold jump in profit for the March quarter.
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Samsung Electronics to award 78,000 workers up to 600 million won each after profit-sharing deal
Samsung Electronics will share 12% of semiconductor profits with 78,000 workers under a 10-year deal, with bonuses averaging $340,000 and reaching up to 600 million won.
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asia.nikkei.com
Samsung semiconductor workers' $400,000 bonus deal: 4 things to know
Special payments unlikely to spread beyond South Korea's AI boom-fed chip sector
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Samsung Electronics bonus agreement approved - The Korea Times
More than 70 percent of Samsung Electronics’ labor union members on Wednesday approved a tentative wage agreement reached between union leaders and...
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independent.co.uk
Samsung staff left furious after select workers set to pocket $416,000 in bonuses
A union representing Samsung’s consumer electronics workers initiated legal action on Tuesday, seeking to block a company-wide vote on a labor agreement
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Samsung Electronics bonus agreement approved, strike averted - The Korea Times
More than 70 percent of Samsung Electronics’ labor union members on Wednesday approved a tentative wage agreement reached between union leaders and...
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koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
Samsung's wage deal sealed but exposes deep divisions among workers, shareholders
Samsung Electronics' unions ratified a wage agreement, avoiding a strike but revealing significant divisions between chip and consumer electronics workers.