The Corporation has taken various welfare measures for its employees to benefit their work, life, safety and health, so that they can not only receive regular salary, but also have various kinds of safeguards. As such, employees can concentrate on working for the Corporation without any worries.

Employee Compensation

The salaries, incentives and employee bonuses are determined based on the remuneration levels in the same industry, the scope of their duties and responsibilities, their contribution to the Corporation’s overall operations and their performance achievement pursuant to the regulations governing employee remuneration established by the Corporation and applicable rules. In terms of remuneration to directors, the Corporation’s articles of incorporation shall apply; if the Corporation makes a profit in a year, it shall set aside not less than 5% as remuneration to employees. At the same time, the degree of their personal involvement in the the Corporation’s operations and the performance evaluation shall also be taken into consideration as a whole. The aspects to be considered include their fulfillment of the work performance goals, expertise and potential, internal management and leadership. In addition, other special contributions or significant negative incidents shall also be measured and considered in the performance evaluation for the remuneration payment.

Employee Benefits measures

Employee continuing education and training

Employee category

Calculation method

Male

Female

Subtotal

Supervisor

Reporting period headcount(A1)

Total training hours during reporting period(B1)

Average training hours during reporting period(B1/A1)

65 Persons

913.28 Hours

14.05 Hours

49 Persons

842.42 Hours

17.19 Hours

114 Persons

1,755.70 Hours

15.40 Hours

Non-Supervisor

Reporting period headcount(A2)

Total training hours during reporting period(B2)

Average training hours during reporting period(B2/A2)

100 Persons

1,530.96 Hours

15.31 Hours

153 Persons

1,875.39 Hours

12.26 Hours

253 Persons

3,406.35 Hours

13.46 Hours

Total

Training hours during reporting period(Q)

Total number of employees at the end of the reporting period(R)

Average training hours per employee(Q/R)

2,444.24 Hours

165 Persons

14.81 Hours

2,717.81 Hours

202 Persons

13.45 Hours

5,162.05 Hours

367 Persons

14.67 Hours

Employee retirement systems

Applicable employee retirement systems of the Corporation and its subsidiaries according to the operating regions of each company:
Companies operating in Taiwan

For Companies operating in China and Hong Kong, their retirement systems are classified to the defined contribution plan, and their pensions are calculated and appropriated as a certain percentage of their wages according to the standards set by the respective local government.

Labor-management agreements and measures for preserving employees’ rights and interests

The Corporation treats its employees with respect, generosity, beneficence and kindness, and it has enhanced its employee welfare measures. Moreover, labor-management meetings are held regularly as a means of communication between employees and the Corporation, so that the interaction relation between employees and management has always been good in the Corporation over the years.The Corporation aims to uphold this tradition in the future, to maintain this good and harmonious labor relation with its employees, and to strive together for the Corporation’s operation without any labor disputes.

Workplace Equality and Diversity

The Corporation treats its employees with respect, generosity, beneficence and kindness, and it has enhanced its employee welfare measures. Moreover, labor-management meetings are held regularly as a means of communication between employees and the Corporation, so that the interaction relation between employees and management has always been good in the Corporation over the years.The Corporation aims to uphold this tradition in the future, to maintain this good and harmonious labor relation with its employees, and to strive together for the Corporation’s operation without any labor disputes.

Workplace Equality and Diversity

The Corporation has taken various welfare measures for its employees to benefit their work, life, safety and health, so that they can not only receive regular salary, but also have various kinds of safeguards. As such, employees can concentrate on working for the Corporation without any worries.
Employee Compensation

The salaries, incentives and employee bonuses are determined based on the remuneration levels in the same industry, the scope of their duties and responsibilities, their contribution to the Corporation’s overall operations and their performance achievement pursuant to the regulations governing employee remuneration established by the Corporation and applicable rules. In terms of remuneration to directors, the Corporation’s articles of incorporation shall apply; if the Corporation makes a profit in a year, it shall set aside not less than 5% as remuneration to employees. At the same time, the degree of their personal involvement in the the Corporation’s operations and the performance evaluation shall also be taken into consideration as a whole. The aspects to be considered include their fulfillment of the work performance goals, expertise and potential, internal management and leadership. In addition, other special contributions or significant negative incidents shall also be measured and considered in the performance evaluation for the remuneration payment.

Employee Benefits measures

Employee continuing education and training

Employee 
category

Supervisor

Calculation 
method

Reporting period headcount(A1)

Male
65 Persons

Female
49 Persons

Subtotal
114 Persons

Calculation
method

Total training hours during reporting period(B1)

Male
913.28 Hours

Female
842.42 Hours

Subtotal
1,755.70 Hours

Calculation
method

Average training hours during reporting period(B1/A1)

Male
14.05 Hours

Female
17.19 Hours

Subtotal
15.40 Hours

Employee
category

Non-Supervisor

Calculation
method

Reporting period headcount(A2)

Male
100 Persons

Female
153 Persons

Subtotal
253 Persons

Calculation
method

Total training hours during reporting period(B2)

Male
1,530.96 Hours

Female
1,875.39 Hours

Subtotal
3,406.35 Hours

Calculation
method

Average training hours during reporting period(B2/A2)

Male
15.31 Hours

Female
12.26 Hours

Subtotal
13.46 Hours

Employee
category

Total

Calculation
method

Training hours during reporting period(Q)

Male
2,444.24 Hours

Female
2,717.81 Hours

Subtotal
5,162.05 Hours

Calculation
method

Total number of employees at the end of the reporting period(R)

Male
165 Persons

Female
202 Persons

Subtotal
367 Persons

Calculation
method

Average training hours per employee(Q/R)

Male
14.81 Hours

Female
13.45 Hours

Subtotal
14.67 Hours

Employee retirement systems
Applicable employee retirement systems of the Corporation and its subsidiaries according to the operating regions of each company: Applicable employee retirement systems of the Corporation and its subsidiaries according to the operating regions of each company:

Companies operating in Taiwan

For Companies operating in China and Hong Kong, their retirement systems are classified to the defined contribution plan, and their pensions are calculated and appropriated as a certain percentage of their wages according to the standards set by the respective local government.

Labor-management agreements and measures for preserving employees’ rights and interests

The Corporation treats its employees with respect, generosity, beneficence and kindness, and it has enhanced its employee welfare measures. Moreover, labor-management meetings are held regularly as a means of communication between employees and the Corporation, so that the interaction relation between employees and management has always been good in the Corporation over the years.The Corporation aims to uphold this tradition in the future, to maintain this good and harmonious labor relation with its employees, and to strive together for the Corporation’s operation without any labor disputes.

Workplace Equality and Diversity

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