Manila, Philippines – Filipino job seekers aiming for a career abroad have a fresh opportunity as Lingsen Precision Industries Ltd. announces its latest hiring for factory workers bound for Taichung, one of Taiwan’s major semiconductor hubs.
The recruitment drive offers a promising entry into the fast-growing semiconductor industry, even for applicants without prior work experience.
Competitive Salary and Work Schedule
Successful candidates will receive a basic monthly salary of NT$29,500, excluding overtime pay. Employees will work under a structured schedule of five days per week, with 8 hours per day, providing a balanced work arrangement.
No Fees and Worker Protection
The company highlights a strict no-fee policy, ensuring applicants are not required to pay:
- Placement fees
- Processing fees
- Any hidden charges
In addition, workers are guaranteed humane treatment, freedom of association, and strict compliance with international labor standards, including a zero-tolerance policy on child labor.
Ethical Recruitment Standards
All hiring practices follow the guidelines of the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) and adhere to Taiwan Ministry of Labor regulations. This ensures fair, transparent, and ethical recruitment for all applicants.
Interview Schedule
Qualified applicants will undergo a webcam interview scheduled on April 7 and 8, 2026, allowing candidates to participate in the hiring process conveniently.
How to Apply
Interested applicants may visit the recruitment office located at:
Unit 601, 6th Floor, DY International Building
1011 Gen. Malvar St., corner San Marcelino St., Malate, Manila
Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible and stay updated through official announcements for further instructions.
Growing Opportunities in Taiwan
As Taiwan continues to lead in semiconductor manufacturing, opportunities like this from Lingsen Precision Industries Ltd. offer Filipino workers a stable and rewarding career path abroad.
With competitive pay, ethical recruitment practices, and no placement fees, this hiring initiative is expected to attract a large number of aspiring overseas workers looking to build a better future.
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