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Despite the potential
for continued strikes, analysts believe the
impact on production will be minimal due to automation. The strike highlights
declining staff loyalty within the tech giant.
A workers' union at
Samsung Electronics in South Korea is set to stage a three-day strike from
Monday, 8 July, warning it could escalate further action against the
conglomerate at a later date.
The National Samsung
Electronics Union (NSEU), with around 28,000 members constituting over a fifth
of the company's workforce, is demanding improvements in the performance-based
bonus system and an extra day of annual leave. As of Monday morning, a poll indicated about 8,100 members planned to
participate in the strike.
Lee Hyun-kuk, a senior
union leader, indicated in a recent YouTube broadcast that another round of
strikes could follow if the workers' demands are not met after the three-day
stoppage. A rally is scheduled to occur
near Samsung's headquarters in Hwaseong, south of Seoul, on Monday morning.
Analysts, however,
predict the strike will have minimal impact on chip output, given the heavy
automation in the world's largest memory chipmaker's production processes. This
strike, following a walkout last month, underscores decreasing staff loyalty, an issue for Samsung as it faces stiff
competition in the AI chip market. Despite an estimated significant rise in
second-quarter profits driven by rebounding semiconductor prices, Samsung's
share price still lags behind its competitor SK Hynix.
