NSEU, Samsung Electronics' largest union, has decided to strike again from the 15th to the 18th of this month.

News from this site on August 13, according to Yonhap News Agency, the National Samsung Electronics Union (NSEU) of South Korea, which has been reinstated, announced today that it has informed union members that it will hold a four-day meeting from August 15 to 18 Strike.

NSEU is Samsung Electronics’ largest union, with more than 30,000 members, accounting for approximately 24% of Samsung Korea’s total employees.

August 15th is South Korea’s National Day. The union stated that it will refuse to work on the holiday and will then conduct strikes in accordance with working forms such as deformed shifts, 4 groups of 3 shifts, and independent commuting and get off work systems.

According to previous reports on this site, the NSEU’s last strike started on July 8th, became an indefinite strike on July 10th, and ended on August 2nd.

The NSEU ended the last strike by saying: "We need to change the way we fight to reduce the financial burden on union members, while continuing to put pressure on management. With the breakdown of final negotiations, the strike has entered a protracted phase and we willRaid StrikesandCompliance Actionscome forward to ensure the success of ongoing efforts.”

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