Micron Taoyuan union in Taiwan votes 99% in favor of strike, with no strike date set

The Taoyuan union at Micron's Taiwan operations voted on October 7, 2026 to authorize a strike, with 1,994 members in favor, or 99% of those casting ballots. The dispute centres on a permanent profit-sharing system that would set aside 15% of operating profit for quarterly bonuses. No strike date has been set, and Micron says it remains committed to good-faith talks, with a further mediation session with the Taichung union later in October.

• 1,994 members voted in favor of a strike (99% of ballots cast)
• Union seeks 15% of operating profit for quarterly bonuses, made permanent
• No strike date set; union says timing is still under discussion
• Micron's fiscal 2026 Taiwan bonus of NT$1 million did not meet the union demand
• Union rally planned for October 19; Taichung mediation later this month