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Samsung shareholders vow legal action over tentative union deal
Key takeaways
- A group of Samsung Electronics shareholders on Thursday vowed legal action against a tentative deal between the South Korean chip giant and its largest labour union that averted a major strike.
- The last-minute agreement on bonuses — which union members will vote on — was struck late Wednesday, with plans for an 18-day strike from Thursday put on hold until further notice.
- The dispute takes place against the backdrop of a global artificial intelligence boom that has turbocharged Samsung’s business, while boosting national growth and the stock market.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize. A group of Samsung Electronics shareholders on Thursday vowed legal action against a tentative deal between the South Korean chip giant and its largest labour union that averted a major strike.
The last-minute agreement on bonuses — which union members will vote on — was struck late Wednesday, with plans for an 18-day strike from Thursday put on hold until further notice.
The dispute takes place against the backdrop of a global artificial intelligence boom that has turbocharged Samsung’s business, while boosting national growth and the stock market.
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