Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan

Taipei, Dec. 2 (CNA) The number of workers in formal furlough programs in Taiwan fell by about 3.6 percent in the second half of November as a glass manufacturer said it was ending its unpaid leave program, the Ministry of Labor (MOL) said Monday.

Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan

Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan

Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan

Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan
Furloughed worker numbers down as glass maker ends unpaid leave plan
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