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Taiwan labor employment stability measures

Overview

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor has extended its ‘Employment Stability Measures’ through October 31, 2025, to support workers in nine specific sectors facing economic challenges. These industries include food and feed manufacturing, textiles, rubber, plastics, metal products, electrical equipment, machinery, and automotive parts manufacturing.

Under the program, eligible workers who agree to reduced working hours for at least 30 days can receive a monthly wage difference subsidy of up to 11,500 TWD. To complement these subsidies, the Ministry is promoting a ‘Recharge Program for Workers on Reduced Hours,’ which offers vocational training to encourage professional skill development. While workers in the nine targeted industries can access both subsidies and training, those in other sectors remain eligible to participate in training programs to receive monthly allowances of up to 16,300 TWD.

Entities

Ministry of Labor · Taiwan · Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare · Yunlin-Chiayi-Tainan Branch of the Ministry of Labor · Japan

Timeline

14 days ago

[BUSINESS] 4 sources
Taiwan Ministry of Labor extends wage subsidies for nine industries
Taiwan's Ministry of Labor has extended wage difference subsidies for workers in nine industries facing reduced hours due to economic shifts, providing up to 11,500 TWD monthly until October 31.
20 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Japan and Taiwan implement labor and social insurance policy changes
Japan will abolish the social insurance wage threshold in October 2026, while Taiwan extends employment subsidies for nine industries to offset US tariff impacts.

Sources

518.com.tw · epochtimes.com · heartbeats.jp · hokkoku.co.jp · limo.media · pingtungtimes.com.tw