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Taiwan's High Profits Stunts Economy's Growth - The News Lens International Edition

Taiwan's High Profits Stunts Economy's Growth - The News Lens International Edition
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Taiwan's High Profits Robs Its Economy of Higher Growth - The News Lens International Edition

Taiwan's High Profits Robs Its Economy of Higher Growth - The News Lens International Edition
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Taiwan OKs 4% hike in factory workers' salary: MECO - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Taiwan OKs 4% hike in factory workers' salary: MECO News

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Chipkrise: Taiwan will die Abwanderung von Experten nach China stoppen

Chipkrise: Taiwan will die Abwanderung von Experten nach China stoppen
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Taiwan bans recruitment for jobs in China to combat brain drain-550685

Taiwan bans recruitment for jobs in China to combat brain drain Sun Online Desk Taiwan has told staffing companies to remove all listings for jobs in China, a drastic move to prevent the outflow of vital tech talent to the mainland amid rising tensions between Taipei and Beijing. The Labor Ministry said that all Taiwanese and foreign staffing companies on the island as a general rule may no longer post openings for jobs located in China, especially those involving critical industries such as integrated circuits and semiconductors, according to a notice seen by Nikkei Asia. The move comes as Beijing seeks to build up the mainland s semiconductor industry a goal that has intensified demand for Taiwanese engineers.

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