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Taiwan’s labor ministry has announced that five more firms have put employees on unpaid leave, bringing the total number to 160 companies and affecting nearly 3,000 workers. The ministry says many of those companies have cited U.S. tariff policies as the reason for the furloughs.

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00:00More companies are putting employees on unpaid leave, according to new figures from the Labor Ministry.
00:06The ministry says 160 companies are now furloughing employees, affecting nearly 3,000 workers.
00:12Around 2,000 of them are from the manufacturing sector.
00:16Officials say 38 of the companies cited the impact of U.S. tariffs as the main reason for the move.
00:21The ministry says it's keeping a close eye on the situation and has asked local governments to stay alert.
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