Ministry of Labor 結果共136筆

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han announced a review of Taiwan’s migrant worker policies, focusing on increasing domestic wages to address labor shortages. The Ministry of Labor aims to prioritize local workers while considering more migrant hires.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor enforces new regulations, adding public holidays like Labor Day. Employers must comply with leave and pay rules to protect workers’ rights.

The Ministry of Labor hosted a job fair in Taichung to boost employment for people with disabilities. The event featured 31 companies and over 500 job openings.

Taiwan’s average monthly salary rose 6.4% to NT$37,000, with new workforce entrants decreasing by 5.3% in 2024. Gender pay gaps and education impact salaries.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor will expand employment stabilization measures to counter U.S. tariff impacts. Industries with U.S. export records may receive wage subsidies.

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han announced a draft amendment to the Occupational Safety and Health Act to prevent workplace bullying. The proposal, submitted to the Executive Yuan, aims to expedite legislative action following a civil servant’s suicide linked to bullying. The amendment mandates preventive measures and strengthens complaint mechanisms. Labor groups will rally on May 1 to demand protection.

The Ministry of Labor refutes claims of late-night document submissions, asserting all were within working hours. Lawmaker Liao Wei-hsiang’s criticism follows a civil servant’s suicide, raising concerns over work hours.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment plans to form a ＂High-Temperature Response Alliance＂ by May to combat extreme heat. The alliance will unite government, academia, and industry to address rising temperatures and develop strategies like specialized clothing and heat warning systems.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor reports a 16.42% violation rate in the transportation sector, with fines totaling NT$11.13 million. Poor conditions risk passenger safety.

The Ministry of Labor in Taiwan reported 1,577 workplace sexual harassment complaints from March to December 2024. Investigations confirmed 949 cases, leading to 127 dismissals. Women filed 88.6% of complaints, with most cases involving hostile harassment. The manufacturing industry had the highest number of cases. The ministry plans to promote gender equality and prevention awareness through sessions and extended subsidies.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor reports a drop in young workers below 2 million, with an average starting age of 21.8 and a salary of NT$34,000. The survey shows 65.8% hold college degrees, and 76% have salaried jobs.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor eases shift intervals for Rti, Taiwan Sugar, and steel workers, affecting 4,300 employees. This change aims to improve rest periods and accommodate industry needs.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor plans to make short-term parental leave more flexible without changing laws. A pilot program showed demand for varied leave durations.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor reports a rise in unpaid leave, with 135 companies and 2,873 workers affected. Manufacturing, especially metal machinery, sees the most impact.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an addresses emergency department congestion, pledging NT$50 million to improve conditions. TSEM warns of potential staff resignations.

The Czech Republic will no longer require Taiwanese citizens to have a work permit to enter its labor market starting in early March. A residence permit is still needed.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor eases rules for minors’ part-time work, requiring consent from one guardian. This change aids single-parent families and addresses labor shortages.

Taiwan faces a labor crisis with 90,000 undocumented migrant workers as of January 2025. Experts urge policy reform to address poor conditions and wage disparities.

The Ministry of Labor in Taiwan released guidelines to protect female foreign workers and their children, covering stages from pre-pregnancy to childcare.

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.

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han addresses concerns over Taiwan’s foreign caregiver policy shift, collaborating with the health ministry to prioritize care for severe cases.

Taiwan’s health minister emphasizes generational fairness in National Health Insurance reforms. Legislative Yuan reviews amendments affecting seniors’ premiums and caregiver access.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor investigates abuse of power allegations against a department head. The probe aims to ensure fairness and transparency in the workplace.

Labor Minister Hung Sun-han defends the Employment Security Fund’s role in aiding older workers after the Legislative Yuan suspends its budget over alleged misuse.

Migrant worker groups in Taipei demand changes to Taiwan’s labor policies, urging transparency and better care services. The Ministry of Labor responds with plans for ongoing discussions.