The union representing workers at Kuai Kuai's Zhongli factory is challenging
the company's relocation assurances and accusing a labor broker of pressuring
migrant workers to cross a picket line during an ongoing strike.

The Kuai Kuai union voiced its concerns during a protest outside the Ministry
of Labor in Taipei.

The protest was held three days after workers at the factory began a strike
that has been extended indefinitely.

The strike was called after news broke that Kuai Kuai has sold the Zhongli
site to Advanced Semiconductor Engineering for 5.6-billion N-T and the
company planned to relocate its employees without paying them severance and
other layoff benefits.

Kuai Kuai last Friday announced that it would not lay off workers for the two
years it remains at the Zhongli site, and will provide statutory severance
plus two months' wages for ensuing layoffs.

The union is also alleging that a broker twice brought migrant workers to the
picket line last Friday and asked them whether they wanted to enter the
factory to work, in what the union says was an attempt to get them to cross
the picket line.

According to the union, the plant currently employees about 60 migrant
workers, mainly from Vietnam and Indonesia, none of whom are union members.