Strike Risk at Micron in Taiwan: $31,000 Bonus Fails to Convince Union

Micron offered its employees in Taiwan a cash bonus of approximately $31,500 and rewards equivalent to up to 68 months' salary. However, the union did not find this offer sufficient and did not back down. The package offered by the company was not enough to persuade employees to abandon their strike decision. This situation indicates that the labor dispute in its Taiwan operations is deepening. The growing crisis has put AI memory supply at risk of a strike. If Micron's production is disrupted, there could be difficulties in the supply of memory chips for the AI industry. It remains uncertain how the negotiations between the company and the union will conclude. Investors are closely monitoring the impact of a possible work stoppage at its Taiwan production facilities on the company's global supply chain. Not investment advice.