Taxpayers May Pay for Taiwan's Stalled Digital ID Plan
Taxpayers in Taiwan may have to foot an estimated bill of more than US$32 million for the government’s stalled digital ID rollout plans, with the contractor demanding compensation.
Public Policy
00:54Rights Groups Propose New Leave System for Working Family Caregivers
00:36New Rule Allows Foreign Caregivers for Families With Child Under 12
01:43Taiwan Pilots New Pedestrian-Friendly Roads and Community Kitchens for Seniors
01:22'New Immigrants' Demand Equal Access to Long-Term Care Benefits
00:30Taiwan’s Top Cultural Exchange Organization Removes ‘Chinese’ From Name
01:59Time Running Down for 'Confusing' Little Green Man on Taiwan's Crosswalks
00:35Gov't Offers Renovation Subsidies for Old Apartments
01:04Labor Ministry Rolls Out Benefits for Firms Supporting Working Parents
02:30Taipei Reduces Work Hours in Bid To Combat Low Birth Rate
02:26Taipei To Trial Outdoor Smoking Ban in Popular Shopping District
00:35Cabinet Reports More Fathers Applying for Parental Leave
02:35Free School Lunch Policy Prompts Questions Over Who Pays
04:16Taiwan Examines Fire Safety Standards Following Hong Kong Tragedy
00:31AI Basic Act Lays Groundwork for Taiwan's Governance of New Technology
02:51Will Taiwan's Premier Block Public Sector Pension Reform Legislation?
02:16Taiwan Amends Laws To Counter Malicious Undersea Cable Damage