Samsung Unions Approve Pay Deal That Highlights Inequality of A.I. Age

NYT World Wednesday 27 May 2026, 11:56 UTC By Max Kim 1 min read

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Choi Seung-ho, right, head of the Samsung Electronics Labor Union, celebrated with a Samsung executive after signing a tentative agreement earlier this month in Suwon, a city south of Seoul.

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