Taiwan is sticking to its stance that Taiwanese employers should not share the recruitment costs for Indonesian migrant workers, as the Indonesian government is demanding, and will consider the possibility of bringing in workers from other countries instead, the Ministry of Labor (MOL) said Wednesday.
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