1,900 job openings with salaries of up to NT$65,000 at New Taipei job fair

1,900 job openings with salaries of up to NT$65,000 at New Taipei job fair

2025-08-12

Some 1,900 job openings were on offer at a job fair held by the New Taipei Labor Affairs Department and the Ministry of Labor. A total of 30 companies from various fields set up booths, attracting hundreds of participants. The event also tailored exclusive job openings for recent high school and vocational school graduates. FTV reporter Stephany Yang has the details.

Job seekers carefully fill out forms and get ready for their interviews. Companies at this job fair provided attractive salary offers. A well-known food and beverage group offered monthly salaries between NT$53,000 and NT$62,000 for head chef and management trainee roles.

Job seeker
The salaries are quite appealing, and their service attitude seems very friendly.”

Job seeker
I have a background in electrical engineering and electronics, so I’m focusing on jobs in that field.

To encourage recent high school and vocational school graduates to explore career opportunities, the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Education launched the "Youth Employment Navigation Program." The job fair provided job openings for graduates fresh from school.

Recent high school graduate
I want to learn about myself first. Maybe work for two to three years, then decide what major to pursue in university.

Chen Rui-jia
New Taipei Labor Affairs Department
This is a central government initiative. During employment, both ministries will offer a NT$5,000 monthly stipend to help students earn income and gain experience on the job.

According to the New Taipei Labor Affairs Department, demand in the consumer and service sectors is rising sharply. Job vacancies in the hospitality and food service account for 65% of total openings. While retail and wholesale account for 28%

Liu Yun-pei
Restaurant industry manager
For general applicants, our highest salary right now is around NT$65,000 for the executive store manager position.”

The New Taipei Labor Affairs Department hopes to help people find work and ensure students are employed after graduation.

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#jobfair #jobseeker #jobs #laboraffairs

新北市攜手勞動部致理科大辦就博會提供逾1900職缺

2025-08-12

新北市勞工局攜手勞動部，在致理科技大學舉辦就業博覽會。現場匯聚30家優質廠商，提供超過1，900個多元工作機會，更為參加計畫的高中職應屆畢業生打造專屬職缺，協助學生透過現場面試，展開職場初體驗！

求職民眾仔細填寫表單，手拿履歷表準備面試。就業博覽會匯集了30家廠商，提供多達1900多個工作機會。在薪資方面也相當誘人，知名餐飲集團，為招募主廚或儲備店經理職位，開出月薪 53K至62K的待遇。

[[求職民眾]]
“它的薪水滿吸引人的，然後感覺他們的服務態度，覺得都對人很好”

[[求職民眾]]
“我是電機電子出生的，我還是儘量找這類相關產業”

勞動部配合教育部推動"青年就業領航計畫"，讓青年能在職場累積經驗，清楚自己的未來方向。就業博覽會還針對高中職應屆畢業生設計專屬職缺。

[[高中職應屆畢業生求職者]]
“先摸索自己，可能先工作，這個計畫就是先工作兩到三年，然後再確定自己大學想要選什麼科系”

[[勞工局長陳瑞嘉]]
“這個計畫是中央推出的計畫，然後在就職的期間，勞動部跟教育部每一個月提供5000塊錢的補助，讓學生能夠在就業當中有一筆額外的收入，然後在這個職場當中也能學習經驗”

適逢暑假，全國整體消費與服務需求大幅上升，導致旅宿餐飲業占職缺總數約 65%，其次為零售量販業約28%。

[[餐廳業招募副理劉昀裴]]
“如果是以一般求職者來說的話，我們現在最高薪，像是執行店長的部分，有開到65000”

新北市勞工局多次舉辦就業博覽會，希望讓大家都找到符合自身需求的工作，也讓學子們不會畢業就失業。

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