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Exceptions Where Employees Can Still Receive Severance After Voluntary Resignation

must still pay severance pay (Labor Standards Act Articles 14 and 18): 1. Where the employer m

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Taiwan Labor Law: Is Severance Pay Hard to Get in Taiwan??

he employer may terminate the labor contract immediately without prior notice and need not pay

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Taiwan Litigation Lawyer for Contract Disputes & Civil Claims

itigation lawyer for contract disputes, unpaid invoices, civil claims, criminal matters, and famil

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Taiwan Minimum Service Period Clauses: Validity, Training Costs, and Repayment

nder Article 15-1 of Taiwan's Labor Standards Act, a clause may satisfy the statutory threshold

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Closing a Taiwan Company: What Happens to Capital and Company Assets?

rminated. Employee status and labor obligations must be addressed. Industry licenses may have s

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Entering the Taiwan Market: Key Differences Between a Subsidiary and a Branch

rcial facts. For a branch, collaboration with another business must instead rest on a lawful co

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Taiwan Divorce Q&A: Mediation, Litigation, Property, and Children

ntributions through household labor and childcare, and the overall circumstances of the spouses

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Taiwan Corporate Legal Advisory

questions in Taiwan. See our labor and employment page for more detail. One-off or ongoing adv

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Taiwan Gym Injury Claims: Case Study, Deadlines, Evidence, and Damages

information about gym-injury disputes in Taiwan, not legal advice for a particular case. Actual r

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Taiwan Lawyer for Litigation, Company Setup & Business Advice

ompany setup, investment, and disputes. English-speaking attorneys are available for consultation,

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Taiwan Company Formation: Capital Remittance, Banking, and Foreign Hiring

n review, and the Ministry of Labor's work-permit review overlap. Even for the same company for

FAQ
Is a minimum-service-period clause in Taiwan automatically void?

nder Article 15-1 of Taiwan's Labor Standards Act, a clause may satisfy the statutory threshold