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Taiwan Migrant Workers Debt Risks

Summary by The Workers Rights
In a 2026 investigation by Transparentem, migrant workers in Taiwan’s electronics, automotive and pump manufacturing sectors still suffer from high recruitment fees and debt. Researchers interviewed 24 migrant workers from Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines who worked for seven manufacturers. Evidence suggests workers often borrowed money to get jobs. The investigation found debt bondage to...
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Taiwan Migrant Workers Debt Risks

In a 2026 investigation by Transparentem, migrant workers in Taiwan’s electronics, automotive and pump manufacturing sectors still suffer from high recruitment fees and debt. Researchers interviewed 24 migrant workers from Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines who worked for seven manufacturers. Evidence suggests workers often borrowed money to get jobs. The investigation found debt bondage to...

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The Workers Rights broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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