Samsung Electronics Union Approves First General Strike in Two Years
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57% : Additionally, they proposed various wage and welfare improvements, including a 6.2% wage increase, the provision of 20 company shares, raising salary caps by position, and expanding long-service leave.52% : The unions that participated in the vote include the National Samsung Electronics labor union, Samsung Electronics Labor Union Donghaeng, and others, which have secured over 60,000 members -- more than half of the total -- including the non-enterprise labor union Samsung Electronics branch.
49% : Union Secures 93.1% Approval in Vote, Demanding 7% Wage Hike and Fair Compensation System Samsung Electronics labor union will enter a general strike in May, marking the first in two years.
46% : On the 18th, the Samsung Electronics labor union Joint Struggle Headquarters announced that it had completed securing the right to dispute after a vote held from the 9th, which showed a 93.1% approval rate.
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