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Lillian Chen

Lillian Chen

, Taipei

May 27, 2026, 07:34 0

Samsung Electronics' 2026 tentative labor-management agreement is expected to pass after already surpassing an 86% voting participation rate within just three days. While the agreement has temporarily eased concerns over potential strikes, South Korea's...

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