英文摘要 |
In 2001 there are 19.9% of the Taiwan Aboriginal job seekers were hired by the government. The statistics rose up to 24.4 % in 2003. It shows that the Taiwan Aborigines are in favor of the jobs of the government, but most of the jobs that the Aborigines qualify to be hired are non-official organized, which means those jobs are not guaranteed in the long term. The reason that we try to safeguard the non-official organized aboriginal government employees is due to the concept of affirmative action. The concept of affirmative action is an international trend; it is also a main currency in the world. It tries to explain that the Aborigines should not be responsible for their inferior positions today. Their inferior positions are caused due to the alien immigration. The Aborigines have not been adapted to the alien culture which eventually becomes the main trend of the society. The way that the affirmative action performs is go through education and legislation so that the Aborigines' traditional cultures, surviving and occupations can be guaranteed. It emphasizes that the aborigines (the minority) should have priority to be hired or promoted while to compete with a candidate from the majority. We need to make some more effort in this aspect in Taiwan. |