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major issue in June 2023. Excluding public servants, soldiers, farmers

(who were not engaged in any other work during this period), and

employers who were not actually engaged in any work, the number of

indigenous workers who were obliged (eligible) to participate in labor

insurance in June 2023 was 261,734. Among them, 79.86% participated

in labor insurance, while the remaining 20.14% either participated in

farmers' insurance, national pension insurance, or did not participate in

any insurance.

VIII. Vocational Training and Others

The following items come from the December 2023 incidental

survey questions.

1. Occupational Accidents: In the past year, 0.84% of indigenous

people experienced an occupational accident in the workplace.

2. Work safety and occupational disaster prevention advocacy: Of

the indigenous people who had work experience, 46.68%

expressed that they have received work safety and occupational

hazard prevention guidance, while 53.32% expressed that they

have not.

3. Receiving occupational safety and health (OSH)-related courses:

57.96% of the indigenous people who had work experience

expressed that they have taken OSH-related courses.

4. Labor disputes: 1.67% of the indigenous people who had work

experience have encountered labor disputes.

5. Workplace discrimination against indigenous people: Of the
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