Remuneration and Welfare |
Employees are the important assets of the Company. Providing reasonable remuneration and welfare is favorable to create good economic conditions for the employees, retain outstanding talents, and improve the competitiveness of the Company.
The Company refers to the laws and regulations of the government as well as the market remuneration level to provide employees with competitive remuneration and good welfare, so that they can have premium living quality and demonstrate their competence and value in the work without any concern about their living.
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Welfare Actions Better than Regulatory Requirements |
In addition to the remuneration, the Company provides various welfare benefits for employees and effects labor insurance and national health insurance for new employees on the date when they report for duty so that they can acquire the assurance they shall have.The Company also provides many welfare actions better than what the law requires. For example, group insurance is taken out for employees without deductible. It covers the term insurance, injury insurance, medical insurance, surgery insurance, health insurance, and cancer insurance. Employees may select to incorporate their family members into the insurance at a preferential rate and have their family members acquire more complete assurance.