NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's federal labour minister asked the southern state of Tamil Nadu to resolve a weeks-long strike by workers at Samsung Electronics, a government source said on Wednesday.

Tamil Nadu’s pro-investor DMK state government is seeking to crush a militant strike by around 1,500 workers at a plant on the outskirts of Chennai owned and operated by global tech manufacturer ...

Samsung Electronics and the Tamil Nadu government confirmed that workers at the Tamil Nadu factory have ended their strike, effectively concluding a labor protest that lasted more than a month.

Bowing to pressure from the Tamil Nadu state government, the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU)—the national trade union federation led by the Stalinist Communist Party of India (Marxist) or ...

Nearly two months later, 1,000 workers of the multinational company’s manufacturing unit in Tamil Nadu’s Sriperumbudur, nearly 50km from Chennai, took to the streets, demanding, among other ...

CHENNAI: Amid fresh tension at the Samsung Electronics plant, the Korean giant has asked the Tamil Nadu govt to ensure the security and safety of workers at the factory and work towards ease of ...

Despite Monday's police action, 12 union groups, including one affiliated with the ruling party of Tamil Nadu, said in a public notice dated Sept. 11 that they will stage a protest in support of ...

In a major relief for Samsung India, workers at the South Korean tech giant’s Sriperumbudur factory have finally called off their month-long strike. The protesting employees will now resume work ...

Amid the ongoing workers’ protest at its Sriperumbudur plant, tech giant Samsung has reportedly called on the Tamil Nadu government to intervene to ensure “ease of doing business”. “While ...

Samsung faces fresh labour agitation as CITU plans protest over dismissal of 25 union workers at Tamil Nadu factory The demonstration, backed by the Samsung India Workers’ Union (SIWU), will be ...