Samsung’s South Korean union maintains its planned strike even after talks with management reportedly offer changes that the union does not accept, according to multiple reports. Channel NewsAsia and Seeking Alpha both say Samsung shares fall following the union’s decision. While details of the negotiation offer are not fully specified in the provided excerpts, both outlets attribute the market decline to the uncertainty created by the union’s continued push for a strike rather than settling through the latest round of discussions. The reports indicate that the union’s stance remains unchanged despite management’s proposal during talks. As a result, the planned strike schedule appears to move forward, keeping pressure on Samsung’s operations and supply chain. The articles collectively frame the situation as a labour-dispute development that directly affects investor expectations, reflected in the share price movement. Further updates would typically depend on subsequent negotiations and any formal union decisions or legal/operational steps taken around the strike date.