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Tens of thousands of Samsung Electronics workers held a rally at the company’s P

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20 May
Samsung workers set to strike at worst possible time

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23 Apr
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20 May
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23 Apr
LIVE: Samsung labor unions hold a massive rally

LIVE: Samsung labor unions hold a massive rally Unions at Samsung said they expect about 37,000 workers to attend a rally in South Korea, ahead of a threatened strike next month

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6 Jul
Samsung appliance workers to stage a rally protesting chip workers' wage deal reut.rs/4y7GoOD

Samsung appliance workers to stage a rally protesting chip workers' wage deal reut.rs/4y7GoOD

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19 May
Samsung, labour union meet again as Seoul threatens to intervene to block strike reut.rs/3RlErxe

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