Micron Technology's labour unions in Taiwan representing two-thirds of its workers said they were moving toward a possible strike unless the US memory-chip maker agrees to overhaul its bonus system and adequately share its profits.
The two unions representing Micron workers in Taoyuan and Taichung said in a written response to Reuters that they had close to 10,000 members among roughly 15,000 workers at Micron facilities in the two cities. More than 80% of members who took part in an internal online survey in August backed strike action, they said.
