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Micron Taiwan workers reject bonus, threaten strike over profit share

Micron Taiwan workers reject bonus, threaten strike over profit share

Micron offered a one-time cash bonus of NT$1 million ($31,650) to its Taiwan employees, part of a package worth at least NT$1.7 million ($53,809). However, the union representing 10,000 workers at the Taoyuan plant rejected this, calling it a distraction from a transparent bonus system. They are demanding a permanent profit-sharing model, allocating 15% of operating profits directly to workers quarterly.

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