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Proposed minimum monthly wage hike to benefit 1 79 million workers: Ministry

Proposed minimum monthly wage hike to benefit 1 79 million workers: Ministry
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Proposed minimum monthly wage hike to benefit 1 79 million workers: Ministry

Chinese culture universityT ai peiRepublic of chinaTaiwan generalKelly wuLee yu chiaHsu ming chunSean linMedium enterprisesNational association of smallWage review committeeNational health insuranceChinese culture university department of laborMinistry of laborEmployment security fundLabor standards

Salt on our wounds : business groups decry minimum wage hike

Taipei, Sept. 1 (CNA) Taiwanese business groups have criticized the government's decision to raise the minimum wage by over 4 percent from next year, citing already tough economic conditions, while labor advocates called for overhauling the committee-based process through which such decisions are made.

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Tsai s wage pledge draws cheers, jeers

A remark by President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) on Monday that the government hopes to continue raising the nation’s monthly minimum wage every year drew mixed reactions from labor unions and trade groups yesterday, from expectations about a steeper increase next year to concerns over adverse effects on businesses already affected by COVID-19 restrictions. Taiwan Labour Front secretary-general Son Yu-liam (孫友聯) said he welcomed Tsai’s announcement and expected that a wage hike next year would be larger than the increase this year, the state-run Central News Agency (CNA) quoted Son as saying. This year, the monthly minimum wage was raised by 5.21 percent

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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Tsai s wage pledge draws cheers, jeers - 焦點

INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC: Some SMEs have been hit by COVID-19 restrictions, so there should be support for those that cannot afford a minimum wage hike, a group saidBy Chen Cheng-hui / Staff reporter

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