Samsung employees have resumed work after their strike did not result in any concessions. Korea
The ongoing strike, the first in the electronics company’s history, involved only a small fraction of its workforce and lasted less than a month.
Thousands of unionized workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea, who began an indefinite strike last month, returned to work by Monday after failing to secure concessions from the tech giant. This strike, the first of its kind in Samsung’s decades-long history, involved around 6,500 employees—just a small fraction of the total workforce and union membership. According to Lee Hyun Kuk, vice president of the Nationwide Samsung Electronics Union, most strikers had resumed their duties by Monday.
Negotiations between the union and Samsung over wages, bonuses, and vacation days had been ongoing for months without resolution. In June, the unio...