# Taiwan Micron Union Votes 99% for Strike

> Taiwan Micron union votes 99% to authorize strike over profit split.
- Title: Taiwan Micron Union Votes 99% for Strike · The Motley Fool
- Summary: Taiwan Micron union votes 99% to authorize strike over profit split. Taiwan Micron union voted 99% to authorize strike over profit split but stock remains…
- Keywords: micron, taiwan, union, strike, profit split, stock, taoyuan, taichung, finance, money, Votes, The Motley Fool
- Source: The Motley Fool — https://fool.com/investing/2026/10/19/a-micron-union-in-taiwan-voted-99-to-authorize-a-strike-should-you-sell-the-stock
- Author: Daniel Sparks
- Published: 2026-10-19T07:26:01+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: micron, taiwan, union, strike, profit split, stock, taoyuan, taichung, finance, money
## Taiwan Micron Union Vote
Workers at Micron Technology in Taiwan voted 99% to authorize a strike over profit split.

> 99% of the ballots cast
## Strike Date Uncertain
No strike date set; union asked members to take Monday, Oct. 19 off for rally in Taipei.

> Monday, Oct. 19
## Union Demands 15% Profit Share
Union wants permanent system giving 15% of Micron's operating profit to workers.

> 15% of Micron's operating profit
## CEO Raises Incentives
CEO Sanjay Mehrotra raised fiscal 2026 incentive pay for all employees worldwide.

> fiscal 2026 incentive pay
## Taiwan's Labor Pressure
Taiwan's labor ministry urged Micron to offer concrete, feasible proposals for strike resolution.

> concrete, feasible proposals
## President Lai Calls for Negotiation
President Lai Ching-te called for sincere negotiation at Micron's new Taichung plant opening.

> Oct. 15
## Taiwan Matters for Micron
Taiwan holds 73% of Micron's revenue and 43% of long-lived assets.

> 73% of total revenue
## Strike Risk for Deliveries
Labor disruptions could impair delivery schedules under strategic customer agreements.

> labor disruptions could impair delivery schedules
## Key takeaway

Taiwan Micron union voted 99% to authorize strike over profit split but stock remains stable.