A prolonged strike at the “Kwai Kwai” factory in Zhongli, Taiwan, has concluded after over 100 hours, resulting in a successful compensation agreement for workers. The dispute stemmed from the company’s decision to relocate production, leading to job losses. Workers demanded adequate severance and support during the transition. The agreement provides departing employees with up to eight months’ salary, depending on their tenure. This outcome is being hailed as a win for labor rights and collective bargaining in Taiwan. The “Kwai Kwai” factory in Zhongli is a well-known snack food producer, making this labor action particularly visible. The company has agreed to provide the agreed-upon compensation to those affected by the plant’s relocation.