A labor union representing tens of thousands of workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea went on strike on Friday, marking the first such walkout in the smartphone and chipmaking giant’s 55-year history. The Nationwide Samsung Electronics Union said last week that its 28,000 members — just under a quarter of the company’s total workforce in the country — would stage a strike on June 7, following failed negotiations over pay and bonus arrangements.
A Samsung spokesperson told CNN that, “there is no impact on production and management activities” as a result of the one-day strike. “Today’s annual leave use rate is lower than last year’s Memorial Day holiday’s annual leave use rate,” the spokesperson added. The world’s biggest memory chipmaker has had a rough few years.
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