Public Policy

Name: Taiwan's Cabinet Confirms Minimum Wage Hike
Uploaded: 2022-09-09T11:02:24Z
Duration: 49 s
Description: Taiwan’s Cabinet has confirmed a 4.5% hike to the minimum monthly wage, equal to roughly US$855. The increase will take effect next year.

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