Samsung's non-chip union files injunction in bid to stop vote on bonuses, media reports
FILE PHOTO: A flag bearing the logo of Samsung Electronics flutters at the company's office building in Seoul, South Korea, April 15, 2025. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/File Photo
SEOUL, May 26 : A Samsung Electronics' union representing workers in non-semiconductor divisions has filed an injunction with a South Korean court in a bid to stop an ongoing vote by workers in its semiconductor division on a bonus increase, Newsis reported on Tuesday.
The union comprises about 13,000 workers from the smartphones, television and home appliances divisions, the news agency said.
The non-chip union took the action after being told it had no right to join the vote by unionised workers in the semiconductor division, Newsis said, citing a union representative.
Around 57,000 workers at Samsung began voting on Friday on a pay deal that would ensure large bonuses for memory chip workers to avert a planned 18-day strike.