Micron Clears Path for Union in $6 Billion Deal With White House

A union may be coming to one of the world’s largest chip manufacturers after Micron Technology, Inc. agreed to hold labor peace talks with union leaders under a $6.1 billion funding deal with the Biden administration.

Micron agreed not to interfere with workers’ right to organize while it discusses a broader neutrality agreement with the Communications Workers of America as a condition of receiving CHIPS and Science Act funding, the White House said Thursday. It’s the latest example of some tech companies softening their stance on unions, since Microsoft Corp. last year reached a peace agreement with Activision Blizzard, Inc. ...