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Micron Taiwan Workers Back Potential Strike Over Bonus Pay Demand

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Micron Taiwan faces mounting pressure for a potential strike as a preliminary survey finds 80% of participating workers support the action. The local union wants the current bonus system replaced with a profit-sharing scheme similar to peers. Micron reported $41.46B revenue and $28.24B net income amid the AI memory-chip shortage, with its Cloud Memory unit contributing over 33% of revenue and 60% of global production capacity located in Taiwan.

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