Taipei City government holds “National Role Model Selection of Migrant Workers”, inviting employers to recommend outstanding migrant workers!

【Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】Translated by CHI CHIA I

According to the 4wayvoice, migrant workers have made a great contribution to Taiwan society as caregivers and industrial workers, alleviating the problem of labor shortage. To express our gratitude, the Department of Labor, Taipei City Government will start receiving recommendations of outstanding migrant workers from today till January 14, 2022. The carefully selected winners will be invited to participate in the “National Role Model Selection of Migrant Workers (全國模範移工選拔)”.

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Taipei City Government holds “National Role Model Selection of Migrant Workers”. (Photo / Provided by Taipei City Government)

Chen Xin Yu (陳信瑜), the Director of the Department of Labor, Taipei City Government, said that to encourage and affirm the contribution of migrant workers. The Ministry of Labor (MOL) continues to hold the “National Role Model Selection of Migrant Workers”. Employers and organizations are welcome to recommend outstanding migrant workers to participate.

Chen Xin Yu pointed out that migrant workers are just like our family members. There are currently nearly 44,000 migrant workers in Taipei City, and more than 90% of them are caregivers. In 2020, SUKADI SULASTRI is a caregiver who received the “National Role Model Selection of Migrant Workers”.

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Taipei City Government invited employers from all industries to recommend outstanding migrant workers. (Photo / Retrieved from Pixabay)

All foreigners who meet the following requirements can participate.

1. Foreigners who have a work permit approved by MOL
2. Whose work address is in Taipei City
3. Comply with Article 46, Paragraph 1, Paragraph 8 to Paragraph 10 of the Employment Services Act
4. Have worked in Taiwan for at least a year and above since October 31, 2020. (Not limited to the same employer)

All of them can be recommended by institutions, employers, intermediary companies, offices in Taiwan, and migrant civil service organizations. Relevant information can be downloaded from the "Latest News" of the "Taipei City Workforce Reconstruction and Utilization Office".