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Taiwan employees expect to see pay raises, survey shows

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Salaries to rise 2%-5% in Taiwan in 2024: Recruitment consultancy

Salaries to rise 2%-5% in Taiwan in 2024: Recruitment consultancy
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Taiwan job market to remain short of candidates in 2023: ECCT report

Taipei, Feb. 22 (CNA) The Taiwan job market will face uncertainties in 2023 amid waning export demand, looming recession, and geopolitical tension, but will still have a shortage of candidates, according to a report co-released by the European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) on Wednesday.

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High-tech jobs to lead pickup in hiring: survey

Hiring activities are expected to pick up across sectors this year in Taiwan, especially for high-tech positions, as artificial intelligence, 5G wireless communication, Internet-of-Things applications and electric vehicles gain popularity, a survey by international recruitment consultancy Robert Walters found yesterday. “We see an increase in job openings in almost all sectors, especially with technology companies,” it said, adding that the talent pool has grown limited due to travel restrictions, digitalization and fast demand for candidates with regional experience. Nearly 65 percent of tech professionals are confident about job opportunities, as companies speed up transformation projects and become more flexible with their workforce

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