youtu.be/4fq5gkyVlFg Friends, this flick is made by my friend Alex Wolfgram. The flick is bout the problems of migrants workers and how they suffering by our the broken structure. Migrant maids(workers) originating form Filipins play a major role in Taiwans society. In Taiwan, they earn their living mostly to be one of workers in factories around 1994. Due to the increasing elderly population. Become one maid, helping to take care of elders, children in local employers house recently is the major job to migrant workers. Also, the definition to them often be blurred by part of employers, between Whats your work? And Whens your personal space and time. Heres my solutions: •Taiwanese government should not allow brokers to charge migrant workers placement fees, nor should service fees be deducted from workers’ salaries. Foreigners who work in the white-collar sector in Taiwan are allowed to work at organizations based on their qualifications and if those meet Taiwanese companies needs, they do not need to pay any fees in order to try out a job in Taiwan. White- collar workers are assessed based on their education and skills and it is up to the employer whether or not they want to take a risk with hiring a particular employee; such should be the case for blue- collar workers. •To improve the human rights of migrant workers as well as the quality of care for the wards, the host state should “de-marginalize” the position of migrant domestic workers. Migrant workers should be allowed to transfer employers on mutual consent, so employment relationships would be based on reciprocal exchanges rather than personal slavery. So far the Labor Standards Law in Taiwan has not yet covered the protection of domestic workers in this regard. As of 2011 the law has stated that workers can find their own employer but only after their contract is finished or if conditions mentioned previously mentioned occur. Such exclusion ignores the facts that private households have become a field of employment and management, and domestic workers are subject to the most intensive surveillance among all migrant workers. Quality care can only be achieved when the quality of life for care workers is a concern. Plz, share this version after ya watcha and let more taiwanese know.
Posted on: Wed, 01 Oct 2014 08:31:19 +0000
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