One in five workers in Taiwan has a relative in management, with the majority of these admitting that nepotism helped them land their job, according to a new survey.
The research from recruitment site 1111 Job Bank, which surveyed 1,122 people, found that 22.1% said a parent or other relative worked with them, either in a high-ranking position or as the business owner, Focustaiwan.tw reported.
Almost 90% of these said they took advantage of their relationship to find their position, with 75% admitting that nepotism secured them the job.
