Samsung Electronics, union to resume talks over bonus, union says

SEOUL, ‌March 24 (Reuters) - ​Samsung ​Electronics' management and ‌its South Korean workers' ⁠union have ‌agreed to resume ‌talks on bonuses, the union said ​in a statement on ⁠Tuesday.

The union, representing nearly ​90,000 workers accounting for more than ​70% of ‌the company's workforce in ⁠South Korea, had voted last ⁠week to authorise a ​strike, raising the risk of production disruption ‌at the world's biggest memory ‌chipmaker.

(Reporting ⁠by Hyunjoo ‌Jin, Jack ​Kim; Editing by Christopher ‌Cushing)

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