Taiwan has safety guidelines, official says, after survey finds heat strokes common
07/22/2023 03:49 PM
There are laws and regulations in Taiwan to ensure employees' safety when working in high temperatures, a labor official said on Friday in response to a survey which found about half of Taiwan's workers report suffering from heatstroke at work.
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