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Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense will allocate an extra NT$30 billion annually for military personnel expenses. New allowances aim to boost welfare and readiness.

The Supreme Court in Taipei rejected EVA Air’s appeal, confirming the airline’s loss in the 2019 flight attendants’ strike case. The court upheld the union’s right to strike, dismissing EVA Air’s compensation claims.

A food poisoning incident at Evergreen Plaza Hotel Tainan sent 70 wedding guests to the hospital. The hotel claims compliance with health standards and offers compensation.

Taiwan High Speed Rail investigates a door malfunction on train No. 204 at Banqiao Station. The driver is suspended. Passengers receive refunds and gifts.

Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. will refund 50% of ticket prices to passengers affected by a door malfunction at Banqiao Station. The company apologizes and promises gifts.

The Consumers’ Foundation criticized Costa Cruises for offering only US$50 compensation after a mechanical failure disrupted a voyage. The foundation urged better transparency and fair compensation.

Taiwan’s economic minister urges better compensation for Taiwan Power Co. due to frozen electricity prices. The company absorbed NT$600 billion in fuel costs.

Health Minister Chiu Tai-yuan apologized for inflated nursing salary data, sparking nurse dissatisfaction. The ministry aims to address pay disparities and improve transparency.

Negotiations over compensation at Taichung Golf and Country Club stalled, affecting TSMC’s Phase Two project in Taiwan. Members demand higher payouts, delaying land acquisition.

A gas explosion at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi in Taichung killed four and injured 20. Renovation work may have caused the blast. Rescue operations are ongoing.

A vehicle damaged the iconic archway at Kenting National Forest Recreation Area, causing NT$150,000 in repairs. Authorities seek the driver for compensation.

Tigerair Taiwan rewards employees with a record year-end bonus and salary raise, reflecting its strong performance post-border reopening. The airline sets a new industry benchmark with a 12.8-month bonus and 4% salary increase.

Taipei’s Department of Legal Affairs announced Feastogether Group’s compensation plan for customers affected by a suspected food poisoning incident. The company offers medical reimbursements and refunds, and it has shared food safety records with health officials. Test results are pending.

INPARADISE Breeze Xinyi reopens after health approval following a food poisoning scare. The restaurant sees high bookings, with safety measures in place.

Taiwan’s labor disputes hit 20,406 cases by Sept. 2024, up from 2023. Wage arrears led with 40%. The Ministry of Labor urges compliance and offers resources.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense will increase the night meal allowance for military personnel from NT$60 to NT$100 starting Jan. 1, 2025, due to rising food prices.

Women’s groups in Taipei protested a proposed amendment to legalize surrogacy, citing exploitation concerns. The bill, separated from the Assisted Reproduction Act, faces opposition despite restrictions on compensation.

Nearly 2,000 Taiwanese passengers stranded on a cruise in Japan will return home by Thursday, Dec. 9, after an engine failure. The cruise line is arranging charter flights and offering refunds and compensation for travel costs.

Taipei fined two bus companies NT$90,000 each for a crash that killed one and injured 15. Both drivers face negligent homicide charges. MTC offers condolences and support.

A bus crashed into a store on Songde Road in Taipei’s Xinyi District, causing significant damage but no injuries. Capital Bus Co pledges full compensation.

Typhoon Kong-rey led President Lai Ching-te to praise government collaboration in disaster response. He urged swift agricultural aid and highlighted public-private cooperation.

Taiwan Railway announced a salary increase for employees, boosting entry-level pay to NT$36,140. The plan includes back pay, overtime, and additional allowances.

Families of the 2018 Yilan train derailment victims criticize Taiwan Railway for ignoring systemic issues, focusing on human error. They demand accountability.

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen advocates for 80% of carbon fees to stay local, supporting pollution reduction and public health. Taichung City Council discusses the central government’s carbon fee plan, with concerns over local compensation.

Five families affected by the March food poisoning incident in Taipei seek compensation, with one family undecided. The new law expedites the process.