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Taiwan President William Lai urged Micron management and labor unions to negotiate sincerely to avoid a strike at the company's primary HBM chip production hub in central Taiwan. A labor union claims it has sufficient votes to initiate a walkout amid global memory chip shortages. Micron employs 15,000 people in Taiwan, where it has invested $45 billion over 30 years, and recently opened a new packaging plant that was constructed in slightly over one year.
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- SOURCE@dnystedt“Taiwan is Micron’s biggest manufacturing center, with 15,000 workers, and its main HBM chip production center”x.com
- SOURCE@reuters“Taiwan president calls for Micron, workers to negotiate 'sincerely' ahead of possible strike”x.com
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