A Study on Foreign Workers Policy in Taiwan

• Main Authors: YU,CHIEN-MING, 游劍鳴
• Other Authors: LI,YU-CHUN
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/m5wg9c

碩士 === 世新大學 === 法律學研究所(含碩專班) === 107 === With the changes in Taiwan's industrial structure,the rapid growth of the service industry, the improvement of education standards, changes in the concept of work values, and the aging of the population structure, the grass-roots labor force is in short supply, and traditional industries are facing the predicament of lack of work. In response to the shortage of labor, government began importing foreign workers from Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Mongolia since 1989 to solve the problem of insufficient labor in traditional industries. By the end of 2017, the number of foreign workers in Taiwan had reached 67 million people. As many as people have become an indispensable source of labor in Taiwan's basic labor market, but it is still a weak ethnic group in Taiwan. The content of this paper is mainly divided into six chapters, the first chapter is the introduction, explains the research background, motivation, purpose, method and scope of this article. The second chapter mainly introduces the background, policy history and current situation of foreign labor policy introduction in Taiwan; It is to organize foreign labor policies and management systems in countries such as Germany, Singapore, South Korea and Japan; Chapter 4 describes the employment and management of foreign workers in Taiwan; Chapter 5 discusses the basic rights and interests of foreign workers in Taiwan’s legal system. Chapter 6 is recommendations and conclusions. This article hopes that by understanding Taiwan's foreign labor policy and management system related to other countries, in order to examine the management measures and issues of foreign labor policies in Taiwan, we hope that we can put forward appropriate recommendations on the current legal system related to foreign workers.