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隨著電子高科技產品不斷推陳出新，電子廢棄物數量快速增加，高科技製造商被敦促轉變其營運方式，以實現更好的廢物管理和更永續的產品與供應鏈。
https://www.eettaiwan.com/20210810nt71-recycling-e-waste-into-value-for-sustainable-electronics/
徵才機關：國立屏東科技大學
人員區分：其他人員
官職等：無
職系：無
名額：1
性別：不拘
工作地點：90-屏東縣
有效期間：110/01/25~110/02/08
資格條件：
國立屏東科技大學109學年度第1學期徵聘「研究人員」公告(校務基金進用/豬隻飼養管理/整合領域)
聘期自本校通知報到日起聘，以一年一聘為原則，但計畫期限在一年以內者，應依實際所需時間聘用，任期最長以三年為限。惟如因計畫持續需要，得聘期得至計畫執行期限結束時止。
（自本校通知報到日起聘） 公告日期：110年01月25日
■徵聘單位：研究總中心(豬隻飼養管理/整合領域)
■徵聘職稱：講師級研究員等級以上
■名額：1
■一般資格條件：具教育部認可之國內、外動物科學、獸醫、環境工程或生物機電等系所碩士學位或講師以上教師資格證書者。
■專長領域或特殊資格條件(含研究著作要求)：
如同時具有以下能力者，尤佳：
1.豬隻飼養管理：豬隻動物繁殖育種、豬隻性能檢定與評估、各階段豬隻生產飼養管理、飼料配方技術與品管、飼料營養、飼料添加劑技術。
2.豬隻健康管理：疾病監控、疾病防疫、預防醫學、動物防疫保健。
3.豬隻智慧化飼養管理：畜舍規劃與設計、動物福址飼養管理、飼養設施智慧化應用、智慧化資訊傳遞路徑技術。
4.畜牧廢水處理與循環利用：有機化學、廢水處理技術與原理、廢棄物循環利用技術。
■Department：General Research Service Center
■Position：Lecturer Rank Research Fellow(or above)
■Vacancy：1
■General Requirement：A master’s degree recognized by the Ministry of Education of the R.O.C. in relevant fields is required or an experience as a lecturer (or above) with an official teaching certificate.
■Specialization or Special Qualification(research and publication requirement included)：
1. Pig breeding management and waste recycling economic utilization integration: Feeding and management: reproduction, performance testing, management, feed formula, feed quality control, nutrition and feed additives.
2. Animal health: specific pig disease monitoring, disease prevention and biosecurity.
3. Intelligent feeding and management: farm design, farm management, welfare, and intelligent application.
4. Recycling and high-performance waste processing: organic chemistry, waste and slurry processing and recycling technologies.
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■備註︰
※依本校「校務基金進用研究人員聘任辦法」第六條規定，校務基金進用研究人員聘期，以一年一聘為原則，但計畫期限在一年以內者，應依實際所需時間聘用，任期最長以三年為限。惟如因計畫持續需要，得聘期得至計畫執行期限結束時止。校務基金進用研究人員辦理續聘時，應提出聘任期間執行研究成果績效報告，並載明要求事項及檢據證明文件資料。
一、以上應徵之「一般資格條件」，須於公告截止日前（110年2月8日）已具有碩士學位。
二、以上應徵之「專長領域獲特殊資格條件」中有關「實務工作經驗」之審核，本校將依教育部訂定公布「技專校院專業科目或技術科目之教師業界實務工作經驗認定標準」規定辦理。
三、報名期間︰自公告日起至110年2月8日止截止收件。
四、報名方式︰報名方式︰一律採書面方式報名，收件至報名截止日止。
(一)郵寄方式報名：以郵戳為憑，請寄送至91201屏東縣內埔鄉老埤村學府路1號，國立屏東科技大學人事室收。
(二) 親送方式報名：以本校人事室「職缺收件章」收件日期為憑，請於報名截止日前之本校工作日期間親送至本校行政中心二樓人事室，交由人事人員收執，並加蓋「職缺收件章」。
※ 應檢附之證件不齊或逾期者，均不予受理。
五、聯絡電話︰08-7703202轉分機6112 本校人事室朱專員。
六、應徵信封右上角請務必註明「應徵者姓名」及「應徵單位（領域）」；資格符合者由徵聘單位辦理後續審查事宜，不合者恕不退件及函復。如未獲錄取時需返還書面應徵資料，請附足額回郵信封以利郵寄。
七、報名需繳交表件︰(徵聘單位另有資料需求者，請依其需求辦理)
(一)現職工作佐證文件(國外任職證明文件須附中文譯本並經我國駐外單位驗證)。
(二)個人基本資料表（請詳細註明通訊地址、聯絡電話、行動電話及電子郵件信箱）。
(三)最近五年內著作一覽表。
(四)最高學歷畢業證書影本，畢業學校如係國外學歷須為教育部所認可且經我國駐外單位驗證有案者，須於公告截止日前取得之學歷始予採認。
(五)檢附相關實務工作經驗之證明文件影本。（須於公告截止日前之實務工作經驗始予採認）
(六)最高學歷歷年成績單影本，畢業學校如係國外學歷須為教育部所認可且經我國駐外單位驗證有案者。
(七)其他有利於聘審之資格證明文件。
(八)國立屏東科技大學個人資料蒐集聲明暨同意書。
※※（一 ~ 八）項資料請勿膠封，使用長尾夾固定成冊即可※※
八、請應徵者詳閱「本校個人資料蒐集聲明暨同意書」，確認同意相關事項後簽名，並隨同履歷資料繳件。
九、前述第七項（1款）所需之「個人基本資料表(word檔案)」、「個人資料簡表(校務基金進用研究人員)(Excel檔案)」表格，刊登於本校首頁（網址：http://www.npust.edu.tw/）點選「徵才資訊」及人事室網站首頁（網址http://personnel.npust.edu.tw/bin/home.php）最新消息、徵才求職，請自行下載相關表格使用；其中有關「個人資料簡表.xlsx(Excel檔案)」，請另行以E-mail方式逕傳送以下相關系、所承辦人：
項目 單位 郵件信箱
(一) 研究總中心 grsc@g4e.npust.edu.tw
工作地址：
聯絡E-Mail：z6362@mail.npust.edu.tw
聯絡方式：
十、校務基金進用研究員之報酬，原則上依自行籌措經費支應，但經費來源另有約定時得從其約定。支給標準原則比照本校專任教師依據「教師待遇條例」及相關規定核敘薪級，並按實際到離職日支薪。
十一、應徵者之個人資料將用於本校此次徵聘研究人員之各項相關業務；且錄取後，將其個人資料供校務行政之用。
十二、本校聘任前依性侵害犯罪加害人登記報到查訪及查閱辦法第14條之規定，應申請查閱有無性侵害犯罪紀錄。
十三、本公告同時刊登於下列網站：
(一)行政院人事行政總處網址http://www.dgpa.gov.tw/點選「事求人」。
(二)本校首頁網址http://mportal.npust.edu.tw/bin/home.php 點選「求才資訊」。
(三)本校人事室網址http://personnel.npust.edu.tw/bin/home.php點選「最新消息」及「徵才求職區」。
(四)「全國就業通」網址https://www.taiwanjobs.gov.tw/Internet/index/index.aspx 點選「找工作」。
(五)「104人力銀行」網址https://www.104.com.tw/index.cfm。
(六)「教育部全國大專教育人才網」網址https://tjn.moe.edu.tw/index.php/點選「職缺訊息」。
(七)「科技部網站」網址https://www.most.gov.tw/?l=ch/點選「動態資訊/求才訊息」。
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The Price of Recycling Old Laptops: Toxic Fumes in Thailand’s Lungs
Crouched ( ) on the ground in a dimly lit factory, women picked through the discarded ( ) innards ( ) of the modern world: batteries, circuit boards and bundles ( ) of wires.
They broke down the scrap ( ) — known as hazardous electronic-waste, or e-waste — with hammers and raw hands ( ). Men, some with faces wrapped in rags ( ) to repel ( ) the fumes, shoveled the refuse ( ) into a clanking ( ) machine that salvages ( ) usable metal.
As they toiled ( ), smoke spewed ( ) over nearby villages and farms. Residents have no idea what is in the smoke — plastic, metal, who knows? All they know is that it stinks and they feel sick.
The factory, New Sky Metal, is part of a thriving ( ) e-waste industry across Southeast Asia, born of China’s decision to stop accepting the world’s electronic refuse, which was poisoning its land and people. Thailand in particular has become a center of the industry even as activists ( ) push back and its government wrestles ( ) to balance competing interests of public safety with the profits to be made from the lucrative ( ) trade.
Last year, Thailand banned ( ) the import of foreign e-waste. Yet new factories are opening across the country, and tons of e-waste are being processed ( ), environmental monitors ( ) and industry experts said.
“E-waste has to go somewhere,” said Jim Puckett, executive director of the Basel Action Network, which campaigns ( ) against trash dumping in poor countries, “and the Chinese are simply moving their entire operations to Southeast Asia.”
“The only way to make money is to get huge volume ( ) with cheap, illegal labor and pollute the hell out of the environment,” he added.
Each year, 50 million tons of e-waste are produced globally, according to the United Nations, as consumers grow accustomed to ( ) throwing away last year’s model and acquiring the next new thing. The notion ( ) of recycling these gadgets sounds virtuous: an infinite loop ( ) of technological utility.
But it is dirty and dangerous work to extract ( ) the tiny quantities of precious metals — like gold, silver and copper — from castoff ( ) phones, computers and televisions.
For years, China took in much of the world’s electronic refuse. Then in 2018, Beijing closed its borders to foreign e-waste. Thailand and other countries in Southeast Asia — with their lax ( ) enforcement of environmental laws, easily exploited ( ) labor force and cozy ( ) nexus ( ) between business and government — saw an opportunity.
“Every circuit and every cable is very lucrative, especially if there is no concern for the environment or for workers,” said Penchom Saetang, head of Ecological Alert and Recovery Thailand, an environmental watchdog ( ).
四處可見的電子垃圾工廠毒害泰國人的健康
婦女們蹲伏在一間燈光昏暗的工廠的地上，整理被現代世界棄置的一些內容物：電池、電路板和成綑的電線。
她們或者用鐵鎚，或者徒手，拆解這些被稱作有害電子廢棄物或電子垃圾的廢品，再由男性工人鏟進一台鏗鏘作響的機器，以回收有用的金屬。有些男工用碎布包住臉來隔擋煙塵。
當他們賣力工作之時，煙霧飄散至鄰近的村莊和工廠，居民對煙霧中有什麼物質一無所知—塑膠？金屬？誰知道！他們只知道聞起來很臭，讓人噁心。
這間名為「新天空金屬」的工廠，是東南亞正蓬勃發展的電子垃圾業的一部分，是在中國大陸決定停止接收毒害其土地人民的全球電子垃圾後，應運而生。泰國特別成為這項產業的中心，過程中社運人士大力阻擋，政府則在公共安全與可觀的收益之間謀取平衡。
去年泰國禁止外國電子垃圾進口，然而環境監控人員和產業專家說，新工廠仍然在國內各地開設，處理成噸的電子垃圾。
「電子垃圾必須有去處。」以反對將垃圾傾倒至窮國為訴求的「巴塞爾行動網路」執行長吉姆．帕其特說，「中國就是把整個作業搬到東南亞。」
他說：「賺錢的唯一方法，是用便宜、非法的勞力處理極為龐大的數量，而且大肆汙染環境。」
根據聯合國的統計，全球每年製造出5000萬噸電子垃圾，消費者習慣了丟掉前一年的機型，入手新款式。回收這些小電器的觀念聽起來道德高尚：科技便利的無限循環。
但是，從廢棄的手機、電腦和電視中採集微量的金銀銅之類貴金屬，其實是骯髒且危險的工作。
曾經有許多年，中國大陸大量接收世界各地的電子廢棄物。然後在2018年，北京對外來電子垃圾關閉了大門。泰國和其他東南亞國家看到了機會，因為它們環境法律執行寬鬆，勞動力剝削容易，而且商界和政府間關係緊密。
「每一片電路板和每一條電線都能讓你賺不少錢，特別是毋須考慮環境或勞工時。」環境監督組織「泰國生態警示復甦」領導人潘重．沙也譚說。
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