Samsung shareholders say they plan to pursue legal action over a tentative agreement with a union, according to reports. The proposed deal would increase wages and provide special bonuses. Under the terms described in coverage, part of the special bonuses would be paid in Samsung company stock over a 10-year period. Shareholders’ opposition centers on objections to the structure and impact of the tentative settlement, though the specific legal claims and next steps are not detailed in the available excerpts. The reports characterize the arrangement as “tentative,” indicating it is not final and may be subject to further review or approval. The outlets also present the same broad elements of the proposal: higher wages and bonus payments that include a portion delivered through company shares extended across a decade. Overall, the situation reflects a dispute between shareholders and union-linked negotiations, with shareholders signaling they will challenge the deal through legal channels while the agreement remains under discussion.