Micron Taiwan union warns of strike
Micron union in Taiwan warns of a possible strike over profit-sharing demands. Workers seek permanent allocation of operating profits despite recent bonuses.
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A Taiwanese union representing workers at MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC warned on Tuesday morning that it could strike unless the memory chipmaker adopts a permanent profit-sharing system. The escalation targets operations in Taiwan, a manufacturing hub for high-bandwidth memory chips used in artificial intelligence servers. No strike has been called yet, but labour action could tighten supplies further.
