This research focuses on the living environment of migrant workers in Taiwan’s manufacturing sector. The key findings are as follows： ① No violations of relevant regulations were found in the migrant worker dormitories at the Taichung Tanci Technology Industrial Park. ② The collaboration between the industrial park and private companies—where the park leases land at a low cost to private companies for the construction of migrant worker dormitories — serves as an effective model for improving their living conditions. ③ RBA audits complement labor inspections and contribute to both supply chain management and the improvement of workers’ conditions.
HUA et al. (Thu,) studied this question.