Employee Benefits at Dong Fang Offshore
🔸Multiple Incentives & Allowances
- Year-end Bonus
- Holiday & Birthday Gift Bonuses (Lunar New Year, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc.)
- Occasional E-Vouchers
- Monthly Transportation Allowance
- Education & Certification Training Allowance
- Employee Travel Allowance
- Quarterly Team Dining Allowance
- Maternity Allowances
- Comprehensive Development Allowance (language courses, licenses, dance classes, leisure activities, etc.)
- Lunch Allowance
🔸Healthy Living
- Labor Insurance, National Health Insurance & Pension Contributions
- Travel Accident Insurance for Business Trips
- Employee Group Insurance
- Annual Health Check-ups
- Workplace Health Management Programs
- On-site Medical Consultation by Professionals
🔸Work & Life Balance
- Flexible Working Hours
- Snack Bar & Coffee Corner
- Exercising Club
- Holiday Celebrations & Team Activities
- Partner Store Discounts
🔸Leave Policy
- Two Days Off Per Week
- Annual Leave
- Maternity Check-up Leave, Paternity Leave, Maternity Leave, Menstrual Leave, Parental Leave
- Rotating Shift Leave (for Offshore Crew)
Employee Retirement System
At DFO, we are committed to protecting the rights and interests of our employees even after they leave the workforce. In accordance with the Labor Standards Act and the Labor Pension Act, we have established a clear and lawful retirement system, including contribution mechanisms, eligibility criteria, and application procedures.
📌 Retirement System
- Labor Standards Act (Pre-2005):
Retirement payments are calculated based on years of service and the employee’s average salary during the six months before retirement. The company contributes 2% of the employee's monthly salary to a designated account at the Bank of Taiwan. - Labor Pension Act (Post-2005):
The company contributes 6% of the employee's monthly salary to an individual pension account managed by the Bureau of Labor Insurance. - Applicability:
- Employees starting on or after July 1, 2005, fall under the Labor Pension Act.
- Employees hired before July 1, 2005, had five years to opt for the Labor Pension Act or stay under the Labor Standards Act.
- If no choice was made, the default is the Labor Standards Act system. This system is backed by a certified actuary's report.
📌 Retirement Eligibility
Voluntary Retirement (Article 53, Labor Standards Act):
- 15+ years of service and age 55+
- 25+ years of service
- 10+ years of service and age 60+
Mandatory Retirement (Article 54):
- Age 65+
- Physically or mentally unable to perform duties
- For high-risk or physically demanding roles, the retirement age may be adjusted (but not below 55) with central authority approval
📌 Retirement Application Process
- Application: Submit a retirement form
- Review: Reviewed by department manager and HR, approved by GM/Chairman
- Offboarding: Complete exit procedures, return responsibilities, and vacate company housing if applicable
- Pension Disbursement: Paid from the company’s reserved pension account based on the applicable system