After Samsung’s compromise, the demand for dividend distribution through strikes spreads to non-AI-related industries in South Korea

```htmlGolden Ten Data July 23 — After Samsung Electronics agreed to distribute high bonuses due to employee protests, unions across South Korea have started holding rallies. According to reports, assembly line workers at Hyundai Motor plan to stage a three-day partial strike next week. Earlier this week, they took similar action to push the company to allocate up to 30% of post-merger profits for bonuses. Meanwhile, unions at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. and telecom operator LG Uplus Corp. are also seeking dividends equal to at least 30% of operating profits. Hanwha Aerospace and Hyundai Electric hope to completely remove bonus caps. In the tech industry, thousands of employees at South Korea's largest instant messaging service operator Kakao Corp held their first strike last month, demanding up to 15% of operating profits to be used for employee bonuses. The union at South Korea’s largest search engine operator Naver Corp. is working with unions from several affiliated companies to form an alliance to strengthen their collective bargaining power.```