The ongoing strike at Samsung Electronics' plant near the Indian city of Chennai may seriously threaten the country's prowess as a major global manufacturing hub, according to a recent report from an Indian think tank.

Samsung Electronics workers at a factory in India's Tamil Nadu state are paid almost twice as much as employees in nearby companies, the South Korean group said on Tuesday, as a strike at

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

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

Workers at Samsung India’s manufacturing facility at Sriperumbudur went on strike on 9 September seeking higher wages and better working conditions..They also want their CITU (Centre for Indian Trade Union)-backed union recognized.

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