<div id="readability-page-1">SEJONG, South Korea, May 20 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics' ( SSNLF ) union plans for 48,000 workers to walk off the job on Thursday after efforts to clinch a deal on bonus payments fell through, threatening the health of South Korea's economy and the global supply of semiconductors. Union leader Choi Seung-ho said that the 18-day strike would go ahead as management had not come round on one remaining sticking point in talks mediated by the government. &#34;I want to make clear that we had accepted the final proposal presented by government mediator,&#34; he told reporters. &#34;We express deep regret and feel disappointed but the union plans to go ahead with the strike according to the law,&#34; Choi said. Samsung Electronics ( SSNLF ) said in a statement that the union had insisted on &#34;unacceptable demands&#34; that included the size of bonuses for loss-making units. &#34;The reason an agreement could not be reached .... is that accepting the labor union's excessive demands would undermine the fundamental principles of company management,&#34; it said. Its shares were down 3.1% after the news. The union had demanded that Samsung abolish a cap on bonuses that stands at 50% of annual salaries, allocate 15% of annual operating profit to bonuses and that these changes be formalised beyond one year. South Korea's government threatened at the weekend to step in and order emergency arbitration, citing the adverse impact the strike could have on the economy. The measure, which has been rarely employed, would prevent the strike from going ahead for 30 days while the government mediates talks. Samsung accounts for almost a quarter of the country's exports. It is also the world's largest memory chip maker and production disruptions could dent global supply at a time when the AI boom has caused shortages. (Reporting by Heekyong Yang, Hyunjoo Jin and Jack Kim; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)</div>

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三星电子与其工会未能达成协议，导致从周四开始有 48,000 名工人发起大规模罢工。此次罢工对韩国经济构成风险，并可能扰乱全球半导体供应。工会的要求包括取消奖金上限，并将一定比例的营业利润分配给奖金，而三星认为这些要求不可接受

三星电子未能与工会达成协议，重大罢工将于周四开始