'Systemic' Bias Norm At Taiwan Semiconductor, Engineer Says

By Rachel Riley · April 17, 2026, 7:24 PM EDT

A software engineer for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has alleged the microchip-maker systematically discriminates against women by hiring them less frequently than men, underpaying women and fostering a "sexually-charged environment" rife...

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Documents

Complaint

Case Information

Case Title

Yeh v. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd et al

Case Number

Court

Washington Western

Nature of Suit

Civil Rights: Jobs

Date Filed

April 16, 2026

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