| Employee welfare measures : |
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Superior Insurance Benefits: Employees are provided with labor insurance, national health insurance, group insurance, and contributions to the new labor pension system. Additionally, employees can enjoy discounted group insurance for their dependents and receive travel accident insurance for business trips abroad, ensuring protection against various risks in both work and life. |
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Holiday Bonuses: Employees receive holiday bonuses for the Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lunar New Year, subject to company performance. |
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English Proficiency Incentives: To enhance employees' communication skills in the international workplace, EETI offers incentives for employees who pass recognized English proficiency tests and meet the required scores. In 2024, one employee applied for the incentive. |
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Flexible Work Hours: The Company implements a flexible work hour policy, allowing employees to adjust their working hours to balance personal and professional life. |
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Paid Travel Leave: To encourage employees to relax and unwind, each employee is entitled to one day of paid travel leave annually. In 2025, 162 employees utilized this benefit, achieving nearly 96% participation. |
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Nursing Rooms: Dedicated nursing rooms are available to provide a private and comfortable space for breastfeeding employees. This helps new mothers balance work and childcare while reducing the pressure of managing both professional and family responsibilities. |
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Employee Welfare Program: The Company allocates an annual welfare fund for employees, offering various benefits such as birthday gifts, wedding and childbirth allowances, bereavement support, and travel subsidies. Employee engagement activities, including family days, team gatherings, year-end banquets, and New Year celebrations, are regularly organized to foster team cohesion and a sense of belonging. |
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Employee Parking: Free motorcycle parking spaces are provided to facilitate employee commuting and enhance the workplace environment. |
| Employee continuing education measures : |
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Employee Training Programs : |
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(1) New employee onboarding |
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All new employees are required to attend orientation courses to familiarize themselves with the Company, its organizational structure, and their rights and obligations. This facilitates a smooth and rapid integration into the work environment. |
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(2)Training management system |
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The Company has established an “Education and Training Management Procedure,” coordinated by the Human Resources and General Affairs Department, to plan and implement the annual training program. Training covers internal courses, external professional development, and necessary certification programs. |
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(3)Annual training framework |
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Based on training plans, core competencies, and employee development needs, the Company has developed a comprehensive training system. The annual training program focuses on four key areas : |
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Senior management development : The goal is to enhance leadership, strategic thinking, and cross-department collaboration capabilities. |
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Professional skills training : Department-specific professional courses are provided to improve practical skills and expertise. |
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New employee onboarding : The Company supports new hires in quickly understanding the organizational culture and job responsibilities. |
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General education courses : Courses covering occupational safety and health, information security, and compliance aim to ensure foundational workplace competencies. |
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2. Training performance for the year is as follows : |
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| Training Category |
Attendance Hours |
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Total Hours |
Senior Management Development
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9 |
55 |
| Professional Skills Training |
1,052 |
1,637 |
| New Employee Onboarding |
85 |
127.5 |
General Education Courses
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435 |
368.5 |
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