Samsung urges Tamil Nadu government to ensure 'ease of doing business' as worker protests persist
Samsung has urged the Tamil Nadu government to ensure 'ease of doing business' while prioritising worker safety as the ongoing worker strike at its Sriperumbudur plant near Chennai rages on.
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“At Samsung, our priority is to maintain a safe and stable workplace for all workers. A certain section of workers once again illegally tried to disrupt operations and industrial peace today. We have a zero-tolerance policy for any illegal activities by workers that disrupt industrial stability and peace at the workplace," a Samsung India spokesperson told ET.
The spokesperson said that those workers who violate the company's policies will be subject to disciplinary action after due process.
«While our production remains uninterrupted, we urge the state authorities to secure the safety of our workers, maintain discipline and provide ease of doing business,» the company's spokesperson added.
Samsung's statement on Thursday comes after a section of workers allegedly attempted to disrupt operations and industrial peace on the same day. Local police took action against striking employees at Vella Gate (White Gate) in Kanchipuram in the morning, asking them to vacate the protest site.
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