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There Are No Strikes in Taiwan: an Analysis of Labor Law in the Republic of China on Taiwan

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Legal and Labor Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Labor Movements and Unions

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The labor force in Taiwan] is the best bargain in Asia, if not the world, when efficiency as well as cost is taken into account.And the island's workers are well disciplined; there is practically none of the costly labor strife that characterizes industries in many parts of the world.There are no strikes.(From advertisement: "Free China Salutes America's Bicentennial," New York Times, July 4, 1976, at 20).

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