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Thousands of workers at Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest chip maker and Korea’s biggest company, have launched an indefinite strike. Originally planned as a three-day action, the strike has extended indefinitely after management refused to engage in talks with the workers. So far, over 6,540 members of the National... show more
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It has been a long coming. South Korean workers were active in the 60s and managed to gain many benefits with massive strikes. Then all went silent as Korean economy grew. But companies did the same as what was done in US, a decline in standard of living. Samsung workers around the globe must join. Shut it down with solidarity.

Bro 5.6% is nothing for an average worker wage. And Samsung is rather having the strikes? 👀

@ismellsomebeans Remember: A coordinated nationwide General Strike can force governments to fall, change policies on a dime! Unions were created to be the champion of all workers, not just unionized. 🇰🇷 National Samsung Electronics Union (NSEU) understands its economic and political power!

Not enough babies being born… this is going to get harder and harder…

If the U.S had strikes as organized and demonstrative as this we would have so any more workers rights

This is so sorely needed work culture at Samsung/SK Hynix etc is really awful a strong Korean labor movement would do wonders for making semiconductor a non-hellish industry

Could this be an opportunity for solidarity with the people of the DRC?

Workers in the south 🤝 workers in the north. There is only one Korea and one Korean people. Unite, and cast off US imperialism once and for all 🚩

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From the ashes of chaebol a ploteriat will rises.

