Samsung Electronics' semiconductor (DS) division is expressing gratitude to its partners for their dedication and collaboration while strengthening mutual cooperation.
On October 13, Samsung announced that through the 'DS Together' event, it will visit 67 major semiconductor purchasing partners across the country, including Daedeok Electronics, Saesolda Diamond Industry, TLB, and PSK, over the next two months, starting from October 6. The initiative will provide coffee and snacks to approximately 27,000 employees of these partners, creating a collaborative café environment to convey support and appreciation messages on-site.
To allow employees to enjoy a break, a lucky draw event will offer beverage gift vouchers as prizes. Meetings will also be held for executives and partner employees to communicate directly.
Representatives from participating partner companies noted that this event serves as a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the significance of their partnership amid busy work schedules and to refresh with colleagues.
The event is set to continue until the end of the year. Samsung plans to host a 'Movie Day' from December 21 to 23, inviting around 30,000 partner employees and their families to watch films at theaters near key locations in Giheung, Hwaseong, Pyeongtaek, and Cheonan.
To ensure sustainable mutual growth with its partners, Samsung is implementing a wide range of support programs, including financial assistance, workplace environment improvements, leisure and welfare support, and enhancements in technology and ESG competitiveness.
To prevent safety accidents and improve work quality, Samsung provides 'safety incentives' to outstanding partners every six months. In the first half of this year alone, 47.8 billion won was distributed.
Samsung operates an 'Environmental Safety Academy' at its three sites in Pyeongtaek, Giheung, and Onyang, offering 25 practical safety training programs utilizing advanced technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and digital twins. As of the first half of this year, a total of 7,631 partner companies, representing about 550,000 individuals, have received training.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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