The central government has asked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to step in and help resolve the ongoing workers’ strike at Samsung Electronics’ Sriperumbudur plant. This comes after 17 days of striking by workers, with the company urging them to return to work and offering to negotiate directly with employees instead of through unions. ...
 "Workers at Samsung’s Tamil Nadu plant strike for wages and union rights, prompting government intervention amid rising tensions and disrupted operations.")
India’s Labour Minister has urged Tamil Nadu officials to quickly resolve a significant strike by over 1,000 Samsung Electronics workers near Chennai. This strike, ongoing since September 9, is one of the largest labor protests in India in recent years, with employees demanding better wages and union recognition. The Tamil Nadu plant is crucial for ...
Samsung’s Indian unit has filed a lawsuit against the members of a labor union behind a strike now entering its 11th day at its appliance plant in Tamil Nadu. The company is seeking a temporary injunction to stop union activities that they claim could disrupt operations and threaten worker safety. Since September 9, over 1,000 ...
Samsung is facing significant challenges as 104 workers were detained during a strike at its Chennai plant in southern India. The workers are demanding higher wages and recognition of their union, which is supported by the Centre of Indian Trade Unions. This strike, part of a week-long protest, disrupts production at a facility that contributes ...
