Taiwan News
Date: 2016-06-12
By: Central News Agency

More than half of new graduates and people discharged from military service say they are willing to accept jobs as dispatch workers to begin the work lives, according to a survey by the yes123 job bank network.

The online survey found that 55.1 percent of respondents said they would become dispatch workers if they could not find a regular job with benefits within a certain time after starting their job search, while 64.6 percent said they would accept a job as a contract worker.

Dispatch workers are employed by staffing agencies, usually at low pay levels with minimum standard benefits, and then “dispatched” to various temporary jobs as needed.

Contract workers are usually hired directly by the companies they work for on a fixed-term basis.     [FULL  STORY]