Samsung Electronics workers in Tamil Nadu are striking for higher wages and union recognition. The strike, which began on Sept. 9, involves over 1,000 workers at the Chennai plant. Samsung claims their employees earn nearly twice as much as those at nearby companies and offers additional benefits.

The labour strike at Samsung’s Sriperumbudur plant in Tamil Nadu is quickly becoming a major crisis, threatening the state's position as a leading electronics manufacturing hub. Over 2,000 workers at the plant are involved,

Samsung Electronics workers in Tamil Nadu are on strike demanding higher wages and union recognition. The company states its workers earn nearly twice as much as those in nearby firms. The strike, involving over 1,

Analysts said if the state government does not intervene swiftly, the situation could mirror the closure of Nokia’s Sriperumbudur plant a decade ago, resulting in job losses and the shifting of manufa

Samsung's lawsuit asks a district court to restrain the union members from agitating, sloganeering and making speeches in and around the factory near Chennai

The Tamil Nadu Labour Department is confident of resolving the issue of striking workers at the Samsung Electronics Plant management.

Hundreds of workers have set up a makeshift protest camp near the Samsung plant. The employees, who earn an average of Rs 25,000 ($300) per month, are seeking a raise to Rs 36,000 ($430) over three ye

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The average monthly salary of our full-time manufacturing workers at the Chennai plant is 1.8 times the average salary of similar workers employed at other companies in the region