Samsung workers' strike plan halts over bonus deal

Samsung has reached an agreement with its labor union regarding bonuses, preventing a planned strike that could halt the work of 48,000 employees for 18 days and impact South Korea's economy and global chip supplies. According to the deal, the company will allocate 10.5% of its semiconductor division profits to bonuses, which will be paid to workers regularly, despite variations across departments. This follows a five-month dispute and government mediation efforts, and the event is considered one of the biggest challenges the company faces in maintaining operational stability and global supply chains.

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