Labor Affairs

Name: Minimum Wage in Taiwan To Go Up 4% for 2023
Uploaded: 2022-09-01T08:10:42Z
Duration: 2 min 45 s
Description: Taiwan’s government has announced it will raise next year’s minimum wage to NT$26,400 or US$865 per month. Some among the public say this is still not enough, while many businesses are advocating for a pay freeze to save their profits.

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Labor Affairs

Uber Eats Sued for Fraud Over Taiwan Driver Pay

Why 70% of Workers in Taiwan Still Earn Below Average Pay

Taiwan Fathers Taking More Parental Leave, but Gender Gaps Remain

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Taiwan Opens Recruitment Center in Philippines To Tackle Labor Shortage

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Minimum Wage in Taiwan To Go Up 4% for 2023