美光台中工会签劳资协议撤回10月22日调解，仅桃园工会仍计划当日罢工一天

With a strike by Micron Taiwan employees looming, Micron Technology said Micron Memory Taiwan and the Taichung chapter of the Taiwan Micron Memory Union had reached agreement on several issues after multiple rounds of constructive discussions. The two sides signed a labour-management agreement and agreed to withdraw the mediation scheduled for October 22. Micron will continue talks with its Taoyuan union, which has planned a one-day strike for that date.

Micron employs about 15,000 people in Taiwan, home to more than 60% of its DRAM production capacity. Its workforce is represented mainly by unions in Taoyuan and Taichung, with a combined membership of about 12,400. Micron's Taoyuan operations have about 3,000 employees, including roughly 2,400 union members. Its Taichung operations employ about 12,000 people, of whom around 10,000 belong to the union.
Micron held its first negotiation with the Taoyuan union on September 4 and a second on September 21; both ended without agreement. The Taichung union held its first negotiation with the company on September 18 and had planned a second round for October 22, but reached and signed an agreement before it took place.
Micron said the Taichung union and its management team had maintained integrity, reason and mutual respect throughout the negotiations. The union thanked management for listening to employees and taking part in the talks, while management thanked union officials for their efforts.
The company said the agreement reflected both sides' efforts and showed how continued communication, mutual understanding and constructive negotiations could benefit employees and the company, support stable labour relations and contribute to Micron's long-term development in Taiwan.
Micron said it hoped to resolve other ongoing labour issues through dialogue and negotiation, with both sides seeking an agreement they could accept in good faith.
Both parties thanked Taiwan's central government for its long-term support, and the Ministry of Labor and the Central Taiwan Science Park Administration for their assistance during the negotiations. They will brief relevant employees on the agreement in the coming days.