Samsung Electronics Union Secures Strike Mandate with 93.1% Approval, Plans General Strike in May

Samsung Electronics union members overwhelmingly approved strike action with 93.1% support in wage negotiations, setting stage for escalating labor actions culminating in planned general strike in May as workers demand performance bonus reforms and 7% wage increase.

Samsung Electronics Union Votes 93.1% in Favor of Strike Action, General Strike Planned for May

Samsung Electronics union members overwhelmingly approve strike action with 93.1% support, setting stage for unprecedented general strike in May amid labor dispute

Samsung Electronics Chip Plants Face Shutdown Risk as Union Launches Strike Procedures

Samsung Electronics labor union initiates strike procedures after mediation breakdown, planning strike vote March 9-18 and potential general strike May 21-June 7 over performance bonus system disputes and 7% wage increase demands, threatening semiconductor production at South Korea's largest chipmaker.

Alberta promises new beds, surgeries and urgent care centres; critics call it 'plans to make plans'

The Alberta government announced a healthcare boost, adding care centres and hospital beds, but critics says it's "plans to make more plans."

Air Canada flight attendants vote to strike if necessary to end unpaid work and poverty wages

The Air Canada Component of CUPE, the union representing over 10,000 flight attendants at Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge, says its members have voted 99.7% in favour of strike action, if necessary.

Actors’ Equity Assn. Authorizes A Strike Against Broadway League Over Expiring Development Agreement

Actors Equity has unanimously authorized a strike against Broadway producers as negotiations over a key clause in their contract continues.

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Calgary Catholic teachers take initial step toward potential strike action

The union representing teachers in the separate school division says 97 per cent of its members have voted in favour of holding a strike vote after contract negotiations stalled.

Unionized B.C. port workers vote 99% in favour of strike mandate

The International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU) said Monday that an eye-popping 99.24 per cent of members cast a ballot supporting job action if necessary.