Micron workers in Taoyuan, Taiwan, are set to strike on Thursday, 22 October, after negotiations over profit-sharing and employee bonuses fail. The Taoyuan-based union announces the walkout and presses Micron to provide a concrete plan for how profits are shared with workers.
Quartz reports the strike is tied to the same-day meeting with Micron’s Taichung union, where the company engages another group of workers. Taipei Times frames the action as a union strike by Micron employees in Taoyuan. The Next Web adds that the dispute has been ongoing for months and notes the union did not specify how long the strike would last, while Reuters is cited as reporting on the announcement. Across outlets, the core issue is consistent: workers seek clearer, concrete profit-sharing terms, and talks have not produced an agreement.
