Reported 12 months ago
Taiwan plans to introduce Indian migrant workers, with the Ministry of Labor stating that the introduction will be through a dual track system of direct hiring and intermediaries. However, in recent years, less than 3% of migrant workers have been directly hired. The Taiwan International Workers' Association emphasizes the need for direct hiring between countries to avoid reliance on intermediaries and streamline the process. Challenges in implementing a government-to-government direct hiring system like South Korea are discussed, including the competitive nature of labor intermediaries. Suggestions to encourage direct hiring include simplifying procedures and providing economic incentives for employers, such as reducing monthly employment stability fees.
Source: YAHOO