The union at TaiDoc Technology protested yesterday outside the Ministry of
Labor.

It'd accusing the medical device maker of undermining its operations,
including illegally dismissing its chair, Filipino worker Elizabeth Basas.

Notices posted around the workplace allegedly humiliated her and warned other
employees against joining the union.

Union director Lennon Wang said the group, formed six months ago with about
30 Filipino members, has faced ongoing pressure from management and claimed
the company forced employees to join the union, announcing over 100 new
members unilaterally.

TaiDoc's chair has denied the accusations, calling Wang an "outsider"
illegally interfering and questioning the legitimacy of a recent strike vote.

The Ministry of Labor said it has received a request to investigate the
allegations and urged employers to respect union independence and avoid
improper interference.