Occupational Safety and Health Act Article 18

(Ⅰ)When there is a concern of a potential imminent danger at a workplace, the employers or people responsible for the workplace shall immediately issue orders to halt work and withdraw laborers to a safe location.(Ⅱ)When laborers discover there is a concern of a threat of imminent danger while executing their duties, under conditions in which the safety of other workers is not jeopardized, they may terminate work of their own accord and withdraw to safe locations, and immediately report to their direct supervisors.(Ⅲ)The employers shall not dismiss, reassign, not pay wages for the period of work on halt, or otherwise impose unfavorably treatment on laborers taking actions prescribed in the preceding paragraph. However, employers are not subject to this restriction if they can prove that laborers have abused their rights to suspend work and have been affirmed by the competent authority for having complied with labor regulations.