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Male and Female Factory Workers for Taiwan (Urgent Hiring)

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The demand for Factory Workers in Taiwan still continues.

If you’re looking for a job opportunity abroad, particularly in Taiwan, this is your chance to take advantage of the huge demand of factory workers in that country.

Both male and female factory workers are accepted in a prospective employer in Taiwan through the MIP International Manpower Services, which is a POEA licensed agency.

Current Hiring in Taiwan

  • ALL IN ONE MECHANICAL COMPANY LIMITED – 100 Vacancies
  • CARETAKER TAIWAN
  • CHAO SHIN METAL INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION
  • FACTORY WORKER ACTRON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
  • FACTORY WORKER AIMCORE TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD.
  • FACTORY WORKER AN CHUCK CO. LTD.
  • FACTORY WORKER APOGEE OPTOCOM CO. LTD.
  • FACTORY WORKER CANON INC.
  • FACTORY WORKER CHILISIN ELECTRONICS CORP.
  • FACTORY WORKER JIA HER PAPER COMPANY

For more info, please visit MIP International Manpower Services Inc website.

Who are Qualified to apply as Factory Workers?

Male and Female applicants, 20 years old and above, at least High School Graduate with a Diploma or College Level, with or without experience, may apply as Factory Workers in Taiwan.

Ex-abroad, First-timers, and even Fresh graduates are also welcome to apply as long as you’re willing to be trained and you believe you have the strength, courage, and confidence to perform the duties and responsibilities of a Factory Worker.

How much is the Proposed Salary of a Factory Worker?

The proposed salary for Factory Workers in Taiwan is NT$ 22,000 or around PHP 37,000.

How to Apply as a Factory Worker in Taiwan?

If you are interested and you meet the basic qualifications above, you may further inquire about this job posting by texting/calling Ms. Rhea at 0917-7960957 or 0998-5569634.

You may also apply personally at the agency’s office:

  • Name of Agency: MIP International Manpower Services
  • Address: No. 28 MIP Bldg. GSIS Avenue, GSIS Village, Project 8, Quezon City
  • Contact Number: 920-6816

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Why Work as a Factory Worker in Taiwan

Taiwan is one of the most common destinations of Filipinos who are pursuing a career or job abroad. And majority of Filipinos in Taiwan work as Factory Workers.

If you’re still unsure whether or not you should apply in Taiwan, here are some things that might help you decide.

  • Earn higher and save more with OT Pay – Factory Workers in Taiwan are being offered OT Pay which help them earn and save more.
  • Minimal Expenses – Since some factories or employers offer free accommodation to factory workers, you will incur less expenses, hence, you’ll get to save more.
  • Affordable transportation costs – Taiwan offers good transportation facilities at minimal costs. So even if you have to travel to and from work or during your days off, you wouldn’t have to spend a lot on tranportation.
  • Friendly Filipino Community – Since there are a lot of Filipinos in Taiwan, it doesn’t feel like you’re too far from the Philippines. You can meet up or join gatherings with other Filipinos.
  • Taiwan is close to the Philippines – If an emergency happens back home (knock on wood) or a special event requires your presence, filing a leave and flying to the Philippines via air would only take around 45 minutes, which not only is fast but also more affordable than if you’re employed in farther countries.
  • Financial Security for Family in the Philippines – Just like any jobs, working as a Factory Worker in Taiwan allows you to provide financial security to your loved ones back home. No matter how little or how big you earn, for sure, your family appreciates you for all that you do to be able to support them. And we’re all so proud of all the Factory Workers in the world!

Whether you have decided to work as a Factory Worker or not, we wish you good luck in all your plans and may you find the perfect job opportunity very soon.

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