Entries by AmCham Taiwan
AmCham Taipei and Facebook Offer Free Hands-On Advice to Business to Cope with Challenging Times
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei and Facebook will co-launch the first Facebook LIVE sessions that will help guide big and small businesses through the hard times of the Covid-19 pandemic. The four weekly sessions, running from late May to July, will cover topics from e-commerce and SMEs going global to smart retail and […]
AmCham Taipei Applauds Dr. Chen Mei-lin 台北市美國商會感謝甫卸任的國發會主委陳美伶
AmCham Taipei applauds efforts of Dr. Chen Mei-lin in improving Taiwan’s investment environment The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei would like to acknowledge the contribution made to Taiwan’s investment environment by Dr. Chen Mei-Ling, and thank her for her leadership over the past two years as the Minister of National Development Council. During her […]
AmCham Taipei Applauds U.S. Senate Passage of S. 249
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei (AmCham Taipei) applauds the U.S. Senate for passage of S. 249, calling for the Secretary of State to develop a strategy for Taiwan to regain observer status in the World Health Organization. AmCham Taipei urges the House of Representatives to pass a companion bill in order to fully […]
The Etiquette of Working from Home
Numerous companies have adopted a work-from-home policy in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Since then, video conferencing and webinars have become a new norm during working hours. This sudden change, however, has left many people baffled at remote working etiquette. On April 23, William Zyzo, Managing Director of Z&A Knowledge Solutions and Advisor to […]
AmCham Taipei Holds Online Press Conference to Announce Results of COVID-19 Flash Survey
AmCham Taipei held an online press conference on April 15 to announce the results of the Chamber’s COVID-19 Flash Survey. The event was held remotely in consideration of social distancing suggestions and safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. Local and international media outlets logged in to join the conference and raise questions about the results. […]
Advice for Human Resources in Special Times
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies have implemented remote working. This new work style has created ambiguity in the field of labor regulations. On April 7, AmCham Taipei’s Human Resources Committee hosted a webinar with two speakers with expertise in this area: Christine Chen, who heads Winkler Partners’ employment practice, and Heather Hsiao, […]