COST OF LIVING/Salaries to rise 2%-5% in Taiwan in 2024: Recruitment consultancy
01/26/2024 02:17 PM
The results of a salary survey conducted by a professional recruitment consultancy indicates that employees in Taiwan should be able to see gains in pay in 2024 as the global economic climate improves and the labor market tightens.
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