
Taiwanese employees of Micron Technology will be able to receive up to 68 months of salary in bonuses and remuneration, while unions threaten to strike.
Chip giant Micron Technology is giving up to 68 months of salary bonuses to its employees in Taiwan to defuse a threatened union strike.
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Taiwanese employees of Micron Technology face strike threats from unions.
Up to 68 months of salary: chip giant Micron grants an XXL bonus to its employees to avoid a strike
Taiwanese employees of Micron Technology will be able to receive up to 68 months of salary in bonuses and remuneration, while unions threaten to strike.
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