Author:
Hwang Jen-Te,Wang Chieh-Hsuan,Chung Chien-Ping
Abstract
The impact of minimum wage legislation has been widely discussed and is a major concern among labour economists. This article investigates, from economic, legal, international political, trade, and social perspectives, the possibility of decoupling foreign workers' wages from the minimum wage in Taiwan. The results show that foreign workers' wages cannot possibly be decoupled from the minimum wage, and foreign workers should not be treated as a separate group of workers in Taiwan's minimum wage policy.
Subject
Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management,Economics and Econometrics
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3 articles.
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