Samsung's deal with union hailed as a victory as bonuses less generous than SK Hynix's - Reuters

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Samsung Electronics' labor union suspended a planned 18-day strike after reaching a tentative pay agreement with the company, averting potential disruptions to the global chip supply chain.

Samsung Electronics' union suspended a planned strike after reaching a tentative pay deal with the company, averting action that threatened South Korea’s economy and global chip supply.

Samsung management and labor representatives signed a preliminary agreement on 2026 performance bonuses, leading to the deferral of a planned strike and a significant rise in the KOSPI index.

A group of Samsung Electronics shareholders vowed legal action against a tentative deal between the company and its largest labor union that averted a major strike.