Independent Opinion of CEDAW Recommendation 13 (1) The government should expeditiously revise laws related to domestic labor rights to ensure that migrant domestic workers enjoy equal employment treatment and labor conditions.
(2) Before amending laws and regulations, in order to improve the labor conditions of workers, the government should hold regular talks with the countries of origin of migrant workers to formalize written labor contracts; discuss wage adjustment mechanisms; and clarify working hours, breaks, continuous rest hours, and the calculation of overtime pay.
(3) The government should hasten to collect relevant statistical data, study and analyze the difficulties pregnant migrant workers encounter in working and living in Taiwan, and propose countermeasures to effectively protect the rights and interests of pregnant workers.
Recommendation 14 (1) The government should analyze the reasons for the limited use of respite services, provide subsidized days and services that meet the needs of families living with disability, and actively boost the use of services.
(2) The government should consider including migrant domestic workers in the long-term care service system. It should also set up a diversified service model to provide joint or shiftbased care services to families living with disabilities. This is to protect the rights of migrant domestic workers to take leave and maternity leave and at the same time maintain the quality ¯26¯