Employers, Workers Groups Protest Caregiver Policies
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Employers, workers groups protest caregiver policies
Employers and migrant worker advocacy groups yesterday protested outside two government ministries in Taipei, demanding solutions to live-in care issues, but differing over how to protect care recipients and migrant workers.Outside the Ministry of Labor, an employers’ group challenged Minister of La
Employers, migrant groups stage separate protests over caregiving policies
Taipei, Oct. 27 (CNA) Employers and migrant worker advocacy groups staged separate protests outside two government ministries in Taipei on Tuesday, both demanding solutions to gaps in live-in care but differing over how to protect care recipients and migrant workers.
Migrant workers' pregnancies, leave, or disappearances could leave families employing foreign caregivers facing caregiving gaps. On the 27th, employers' groups, migrant worker groups, and groups representing people with disabilities protested at the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Health and Welfare, demanding the government improve alternative care services and inter-ministerial coordination. Employers' groups called for the establishment…
The Taiwan Association of Families and Caregivers of Disabled Persons petitioned the Ministry of Labor today (27th), demanding that Minister Hung Shen-han hold a public debate on issues such as migrant worker recruitment costs, care interruptions, and management of missing persons. The Ministry of Labor responded that the fair recruitment commitment in the Taiwan-US reciprocal trade agreement only applies to the manufacturing and fishing industr…
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