Samsung Faces Historic Strike as Thousands Demand Better Pay and Benefits

The first-ever strike in Samsung's 55-year history sees over 6,500 workers rallying for improved compensation and working conditions.

Unionized workers have been negotiating with management since January without reaching an agreement.
The strike, which began today, involves around 6,500 workers, primarily from semiconductor manufacturing.
Workers are calling for a 6.5% pay raise, better bonuses, and additional annual leave.
Despite the strike, Samsung claims production has not been significantly disrupted.
The union has warned of a potential five-day strike next week if demands are not met.