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VIII. Vocational Training and Others

The following items come from the December 2024 incidental survey

questions.

1. Occupational Accidents: In the past year, 0.99% 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, 49.61%

expressed that they have received work safety and occupational

hazard prevention guidance, while 50.39% expressed that they

have not.

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

59.42% of the indigenous people who had work experience

expressed that they have taken OSH-related courses.

4. Labor disputes: 0.45% of the indigenous people who had work

experience have encountered labor disputes.

5. Workplace discrimination against indigenous people: Of the

indigenous people who had work experience, 0.63% were

discriminated against in the workplace because of their

indigenous status. Those who had not experienced discrimination

because of their indigenous status accounted for 99.37%.

6. Participation in vocational training: 11.90% of indigenous people

have participated in vocational training conducted by the

government or private institutions (including 11.65% who have

previously participated and 0.25% currently participating), and

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