COST OF LIVING/Taiwanese workers unhappy with their largely stagnant salaries: Survey
09/06/2023 07:15 PM
Nine in 10 workers in Taiwan are not satisfied with their salaries and three in four have not received a raise this year, according to an online job bank survey released Wednesday.
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