SK Hynix Labor Deal Passes in Union Re-Vote

The reversal matters less for what it says about this specific agreement than for what it signals about labor relations at a key memory supplier — a rejected deal being revived suggests internal disagreement that a second ballot has papered over rather than resolved. Terms and margin were not disclosed, which limits any read-through to costs or output. Whether the union's rank-and-file treats the outcome as settled, and whether similar re-votes become a pattern across the sector, is the open question.