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Samsung Union Postpones Massive General Strike, Puts Wage Deal To Vote
Samsung Union Postpones Massive General Strike, Puts Wage Deal To Vote
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Samsung Union Postpones Massive Strike For Union Vote On Saturday
Samsung Union Authorizes Massive Strike At Memory-Chip Plants After Mediation Talks Collapse
Samsung Union Postpones General Strike For Weekend Vote
Late Wednesday night in South Korea, Samsung and its largest union held last-minute negotiations ahead of a massive general strike.
Vice Minister Kwon Chang-jun of the Ministry of Employment and Labor joined the negotiating table between Samsung and its largest union, a move that appears to have led to a breakthrough.
South Korea's national...
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