<p>首尔，5 月 15 日：三星电子的韩国工会周五表示，尽管公司提出无条件恢复薪酬谈判，但仍然坚持计划于下周开始罢工，这导致股价下跌最多达 5.9%。本周，工会与公司之间关于薪酬和奖金方案的政府调解谈判破裂，增加了对全球最大内存芯片制造商可能罢工的担忧。工会周五表示，愿意在 6 月 7 日后进行新一轮谈判，同时维持从 5 月 21 日开始的为期 18 天的罢工计划，这可能会扰乱芯片制造商的生产。分析师将股价下跌归因于对罢工对生产潜在影响的日益不确定性，以及对三星能否履行对客户承诺的担忧。“如果罢工发生，交付可靠性似乎存在上升的担忧，竞争对手可能会从这种不确定性中受益，” NH 投资证券的高级分析师柳永浩表示。柳还表示，罢工的前景似乎在增加，因为公司似乎没有向工会提出新的提案。三星电子在一份声明中确认了其无条件谈判的提议，但没有立即提供进一步的评论。罢工成本预计高达 200 亿美元。韩国劳动委员会还呼吁双方在周六举行另一轮政府调解谈判，以避免罢工。工会曾表示，只有在公司在周五格林威治标准时间 0100 之前提出详细方案满足工会要求的情况下，才会进行谈判。工会对与竞争对手 SK 海力士之间奖金支付的巨大差距感到愤怒，警告称超过 50,000 名工人可能会在下周罢工。韩国政府官员，包括总理和财政部长，已表示必须不惜一切代价避免三星的罢工，警告称这可能对经济增长、出口和金融市场构成重大风险。韩国工业部长金正宽周四表示，罢工将对经济造成不可逆转的损害，紧急仲裁可能是不可避免的。根据韩国法律，只有劳动部长可以启动紧急仲裁权。劳动部长金永勋强调公司与工会之间对话的必要性。在一份报告中，摩根大通表示，罢工对生产的影响可能高于之前的预期，反映出工会对更广泛工人参与的预期。摩根大通估计，罢工对三星的营业利润影响在 21 万亿韩元至 31 万亿韩元（约合 140.8 亿美元至 207.9 亿美元）之间，而销售损失可能约为 4.5 万亿韩元。三星电子的股价在格林威治标准时间 0305 时下跌 5.2%，而基准 KOSPI 指数则下跌 3.4%。</p>

<p>三星电子的韩国工会计划于 5 月 21 日开始罢工，尽管公司已提出无条件的薪资谈判提议，这导致股价下跌了 5.9%。关于薪资和奖金的谈判破裂，引发了对生产中断的担忧。分析师预测，运营利润可能受到 140.8 亿美元至 207.9 亿美元的影响。韩国政府敦促双方进行谈判，以避免经济后果，因为可能有超过 50,000 名工人参与罢工</p>

<p>SEOUL, May 15 : Samsung Electronics' South Korean labour union said on Friday it remained committed to a planned strike starting next week, even after the company proposed resuming pay talks without conditions, sending shares down as much as 5.9 per cent. Government-mediated negotiations between the union and the company over pay and bonus schemes collapsed this week, heightening concerns about a strike at the world's biggest memory chipmaker. The union on Friday said it was willing to hold new talks after June 7, while maintaining plans for an 18-day strike from May 21 that could disrupt production at the chipmaker. Analysts attributed the share decline to growing uncertainty over the potential impact of a strike on production and concerns about Samsung's ability to meet its commitments to customers. &#34;There appears to be rising concerns over delivery reliability if the strike takes place and sentiment that rivals could benefit from the uncertainty,&#34; said Ryu Young-ho, a senior analyst at NH Investment &amp; Securities. The prospect of a strike appeared to be increasing as the company did not seem to be presenting fresh proposals to the union, Ryu said. In a statement, Samsung Electronics confirmed its offer of unconditional talks, though it did not immediately provide further comment. STRIKE COST PUT AT UP TO $20 BLN South Korea's Labour Commission has also called on the two sides to hold another round of government-mediated talks on Saturday in an effort to avoid a strike. The union had said it would sit down for talks only if the company presented a detailed proposal addressing the union's demands by 0100 GMT on Friday. Angry over what it calls a massive gap in bonus pay with rival chipmaker SK Hynix, the union has warned that more than 50,000 workers could walk off the job next week. South Korean government officials, including the prime minister and finance minister, have voiced concerns that a strike at Samsung should be avoided at all costs, warning it could pose significant risks to economic growth, exports and financial markets. South Korean Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan said on Thursday that a strike would cause irreparable damage to the economy and that emergency arbitration could be unavoidable. Under South Korean law, only the labour minister can invoke emergency arbitration powers. Labour Minister Kim Young-hoon has stressed the need for dialogue between the company and the unions. In a report, JPMorgan said that the production impact of a strike could be higher than previously anticipated, reflecting the union's expectation of broader worker participation. JPMorgan estimated the impact on Samsung's operating profit at 21 trillion won to 31 trillion won ($14.08 billion to $20.79 billion), while sales losses could stand at about 4.5 trillion won. Shares of Samsung Electronics were trading down 5.2 per cent at 0305 GMT, compared with a 3.4 per cent decline in the benchmark KOSPI.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>首尔，5 月 15 日：三星电子的韩国工会周五表示，尽管公司提出无条件恢复薪酬谈判，但仍然坚持计划于下周开始罢工，这导致股价下跌最多达 5.9%。本周，工会与公司之间关于薪酬和奖金方案的政府调解谈判破裂，增加了对全球最大内存芯片制造商可能罢工的担忧。工会周五表示，愿意在 6 月 7 日后进行新一轮谈判，同时维持从 5 月 21 日开始的为期 18 天的罢工计划，这可能会扰乱芯片制造商的生产。分析师将股价下跌归因于对罢工对生产潜在影响的日益不确定性，以及对三星能否履行对客户承诺的担忧。“如果罢工发生，交付可靠性似乎存在上升的担忧，竞争对手可能会从这种不确定性中受益，” NH 投资证券的高级分析师柳永浩表示。柳还表示，罢工的前景似乎在增加，因为公司似乎没有向工会提出新的提案。三星电子在一份声明中确认了其无条件谈判的提议，但没有立即提供进一步的评论。罢工成本预计高达 200 亿美元。韩国劳动委员会还呼吁双方在周六举行另一轮政府调解谈判，以避免罢工。工会曾表示，只有在公司在周五格林威治标准时间 0100 之前提出详细方案满足工会要求的情况下，才会进行谈判。工会对与竞争对手 SK 海力士之间奖金支付的巨大差距感到愤怒，警告称超过 50,000 名工人可能会在下周罢工。韩国政府官员，包括总理和财政部长，已表示必须不惜一切代价避免三星的罢工，警告称这可能对经济增长、出口和金融市场构成重大风险。韩国工业部长金正宽周四表示，罢工将对经济造成不可逆转的损害，紧急仲裁可能是不可避免的。根据韩国法律，只有劳动部长可以启动紧急仲裁权。劳动部长金永勋强调公司与工会之间对话的必要性。在一份报告中，摩根大通表示，罢工对生产的影响可能高于之前的预期，反映出工会对更广泛工人参与的预期。摩根大通估计，罢工对三星的营业利润影响在 21 万亿韩元至 31 万亿韩元（约合 140.8 亿美元至 207.9 亿美元）之间，而销售损失可能约为 4.5 万亿韩元。三星电子的股价在格林威治标准时间 0305 时下跌 5.2%，而基准 KOSPI 指数则下跌 3.4%。</p>
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三星韩国工会在收到谈判提议后仍坚持罢工计划；股价下跌