Council of Labor Affairs (CLA) Minister Wang Ju-hsuan will lead a delegation to Jakarta June 17 mainly to discuss how Taiwan and Indonesia can work together to bridge cultural gaps and prevent inhumane treatment of Indonesian workers in Taiwan, the CLA said Friday. Indonesian labor authorities became concerned about working conditions in Taiwan after a case of a Taiwanese employer forcing Indonesian Muslim workers to eat pork was revealed in May. At the upcoming meeting, labor officials of both countries will discuss how best to improve understanding of cultural differences and prevent abuse of foreign workers. They will also review the progress of plans agreed on in their last meeting in 2008, including the decisions to lower the fees of job brokers and to expand the direct employment system to include, not just caregivers, but all categories of Indonesian workers. Of the approximately 360,000 foreign workers currently in Taiwan, 140,000 are Indonesians, who make up the biggest group. 