Mrs.Petcharat Sinai’s, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor As a spokesman for the Ministry of Labor revealed that after the 19 th Wage Board approved a minimum wage increase in 2018, it raised from 5-22 baht in 7 provinces, effective from day 1. April 2561 onwards. The Minister of Labor has ordered the situation and measures to help the relevant agencies, such as the Ministry of Commerce. Ministry of industry closely, so as not to affect employees, employers, and establishments.
Prof. Dr. Supachai Srisuchart, Director of the Institute for Human Resources and Education, Thammasat University sees that the minimum wage is a key variable in the care of migrant workers consistent with the spatial dimension, such as the EEC with high minimum wage, which is the target economic area. Small industry needs to adapt to increase labor productivity so that workers are moving ahead with technology by looking at alternatives to produce goods and services. Cost reduction approach Increasing the minimum wage will allow the entrepreneur to sell more goods and services. Dr. Bawonnan Kongkalaya Senior Executive Vice President Human Resources Management and Management, Mitr Phol Sugar Co., Ltd. said that the adjustment of this minimum wage. He wanted to be a starting point for all parties, both government and business or even workers Collaborate with each other. The government must help to develop the capabilities of people in all forms and in a concrete way. If a good person, the organization is good at developing the knowledge and ability of people in their own organizations to work with the knowledge. Similarly, workers will have to ask themselves how to develop their capabilities in line with the challenging context of the country at present. In the corner of the entrepreneur look. The key to creating more productivity is to create a self-service, productive service. How do SMEs make their own business? By the knowledge of the personnel of the organization, it is an important part of the organization’s productivity.
Mr. Chaiyaporn Juntana, Chairman of the Federation of Thai Laborers Council There are also comments. The wage adjustment in 2018 is higher than ever before, but the problem is when wages rise, the cost of living will follow. The government must regulate the price of goods and support the small capitals to nourish the economy.
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