Micron's union in Taiwan rejects a bonus proposal
Hundreds of workers at a Micron Technology plant in Taiwan rejected the new profit-sharing system proposed by the U.S. chipmaker, according to its union, which said "the fight is far from over."
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- Hundreds of workers at a Micron plant in Taiwan rejected the new profit-sharing system.
- The union reported the rejection of the proposal from the U.S. chip company.
- The union warned that "the fight is far from over."
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