Samsung Chennai strike completes a month amidst rising state repression
Both Samsung management and the government have refused to recognize the Samsung India Workers Union (SIWU), the primary demand of the striking workers
Solidarity protests erupt across Tamil Nadu as Samsung workers’ strike enters fourth week
Major left parties have called for a joint protest against the state government’s failure to recognize the SIWU and management’s anti-workers attitude on October 5.
Samsung workers in India continue their strike and demand recognition of union
According to CITU, Samsung spends less than 0.3% of its annual production value in India on labor costs, and has operated in the country for 16 years without any union
Defying threats of replacement, thousands of Samsung workers go on indefinite strike
The NSEU is making history in organizing the first ever mass actions in the 55 year history of the world’s largest memory chip maker
The US tech war on China and the 5G battlefield
It is certainly not game over for Huawei, as many tech analysts are concluding. They have already pronounced the game over twice, once over Google’s Android system denial, later on ARM processor ban
Samsung executives sentenced in South Korea for union-busting
26 senior executives and former employees of the Samsung Group have been sentenced to jail, while the company has been charged a minor fine for violating the country’s labor laws
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