Due to lower human capital investment, social discrimination, maladjustment in urban and industrial life, as well as the supplanting effect of increasing foreign labors and insufficiency in employment policy etc., the indigenous people(aborigines)in Taiwan suffer in the last decade a higher unemployment rate, in comparison to other Taiwanese ethnic groups. During the last worldwide depression in economic starting 2000, the unemployment rate in Taiwan has reached 5.26% in September 2001, while the official statistics showed that the indigenous people recorded 14.86%. It was 2.83 times of the national level in the same time. For purposes of lowering the unemployment rate of the indigenous people in Taiwan for the long run, this paper concentrates firstly on the theoretical discussion of the employment security, and then on the analysis about the main causing factors of employment difficulty of the indigenous people. Accordingly, some principles of employment policy for the Taiwanese indigenous people are formulated, which serve as an overall framework for developing a global strategy of the employment promotion policy for the indigenous people in Taiwan. This paper suggests that the current social integration-oriented policy for promotion of employment of indigenous people should be changed into a tribe-centered and socioeconomic development–oriented one with local values and characteristics. To this purpose, a specific employment policy and therefore a specific promotion system for the indigenous people in Taiwan should be formulated and set up. This demands a solid cooperation between many related ministries and effective self-governance of the indigenous people.