Samsung’s memory chip employees negotiated $340,000 bonuses this year
Samsung's memory chip employees have negotiated bonuses averaging $340,000 this year, following threats of a strike. The deal includes a regular cash bonus of 50 percent of annual salary and stock-based bonuses tied to annual operating profits. While the agreement is significant, Samsung's payouts are still smaller than those offered by rival SK Hynix.
- ▪Samsung's semiconductor employees negotiated an average bonus of $340,000 this year.
- ▪The deal includes a regular cash bonus of 50 percent of annual salary and stock-based bonuses.
- ▪Samsung's bonus payouts are smaller than those of local rival SK Hynix.
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