Taiwan's Four State Transport Firms Earn Top Ratings, Bonuses Up to 4.4 Months

Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications has announced outstanding performance evaluations for four of its key state-run enterprises, with all four securing the highest "A" rating for their 2025 work assessments. This achievement means employees at these entities are eligible for year-end bonuses of up to 4.4 months' salary.

The four entities are the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA), Taoyuan International Airport Corporation, Chunghwa Post, and Taiwan International Ports Corporation. The Executive Yuan's National Development Council conducts annual performance reviews for state-owned enterprises, and this year, all four under the Ministry of Transportation achieved the coveted "A" grade.

Historically, the TRA has often been under scrutiny. However, the company reported earlier this year that it achieved record passenger volume and revenue in the previous year, along with a 12% reduction in accidents. Even after accounting for policy-related losses, the TRA maintained its position that it deserved an "A" rating.

Taoyuan International Airport Corporation and Taiwan International Ports Corporation also received "A" ratings for their 2025 performance. The article includes images of the ongoing construction of Taoyuan Airport's Terminal 3 and Taipei Port, highlighting ongoing development within these critical infrastructure sectors.