Samsung workers suspend strike amid tentative AI bonus deal

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Samsung Electronics paused its planned strike after a last-minute tentative pay deal with the union on how profits from soaring AI memory-chip demand should be shared. The union wants fair bonuses across divisions, including abolishing a cap and creating a pool funded by operating profit, while memory-chip staff would receive larger bonuses than others. The dispute highlights potential disruptions to supply chains and South Korea’s economy, though a court injunction keeps staffing and production normal while members vote on the deal.
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