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Worker Unrest at Samsung Plant in India Sparks New Union Efforts

The ongoing labor strike at Samsung’s manufacturing plant in southern India has brought significant attention to the prevailing issues of low wages and inadequate bargaining power within India’s manufacturing sector. As the strike enters its fifth day, it underscores a pivotal moment for labor relations in a country that aspires to become a global electronics […]

Samsung Factory Strike in India: Ongoing Tensions and Worker Demands

The strike at Samsung’s manufacturing facility near Chennai, India, is now in its fifth day, as negotiations aimed at resolving key issues between the workers, the company, and state authorities have failed. Employees at the plant are advocating for increased wages, shorter work hours, and notably, recognition of their union—a demand that has been unacknowledged […]

Milan Proposes Supply-Chain Database Amid Sweatshops Probe

In a significant move to address labor exploitation within its fashion sector, the Prefecture of Milan has developed a draft proposal for a supply-chain database. This initiative arises from a recent investigation by Milanese prosecutors linking notable luxury brands, including Dior and Armani, to sweatshops operating under inadequate labor conditions. This supply-chain database aims to […]

Irish Government's Response to Apple Tax Ruling: A Historical Perspective

The ongoing saga surrounding Apple’s taxation practices has taken another turn with the Irish government’s recent declaration that the matter is now “of historical relevance.” This statement follows a significant ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), which confirmed that Ireland had provided Apple with unlawful tax benefits, leading to a […]

Samsung Workers in India Plant Begin Indefinite Strike: A Call for Change

Workers at Samsung Electronics’ plant in Sriperumbudur, southern India, have initiated an indefinite strike demanding higher wages and improved working conditions. This collective action, which began on Monday, has already started to impact the plant’s production capabilities, affecting roughly 50% of daily output as many employees opted to stay home. The backdrop of this strike […]

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