Taiwan Urges Micron and Union Talks
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te urged Micron Technology and its workers to negotiate sincerely ahead of a potential strike over bonus disputes. The company maintains strong demand for its memory chips while labour talks continue.
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Taiwan President Lai Ching-te urged MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC and its local workforce to negotiate sincerely on Thursday ahead of a potential union strike. The labor dispute centers on bonus structures at the chipmaker's largest global manufacturing hub. Micron employs 15,000 workers on the island and has invested over T$1.6 trillion ($49.4 billion).
