The Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour concluded the training course for mid-level labour managers, batch 19, to develop and build a network of civil servants. The training facilitated the exchange of ideas and experience among participants, to build strength in driving the Ministry of Labour’s missions forward.
Today (August 21, 2020) at 09.00 hours, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour Mr. Surapol Ploysuk, presided over the closing ceremony of the training course for mid-level labour managers, 19th batch, at the Cocohut Room, Coco View Hotel, Muang, Samut Songkhram. The Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour said, “In the administration, it is inevitable that there will be problems and obstacles. Therefore, there must be a strong mind, patience, self-sacrifice, and dedication to work with honesty and fairness in order to achieve the goal of the work. In addition, at present, society is changing rapidly. Technological advances have given rise to new knowledge. Therefore, every government official should develop themselves to keep up with changes and innovation, by seeking knowledge in all dimensions to develop their selves and the work in their responsibilities. This training for all is not a one-time learning event where participants go their own ways, or just for the purpose of a document and academic performance report, without using the knowledge gained to practice. In working, everyone should develop and create a network with an exchange of ideas and experience. There should be consultation and planning in order to strengthen the power to drive the Ministry of Labour’s missions forward. Therefore, we ask that you apply both theoretical and practical knowledge to your performance to the best of your ability.”
The training was held between August 10 – 21, 2020, for a total training period of 12 days. Participants included skilled and experienced civil servants from all agencies under the Ministry of Labour, totalling 40 people.
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Division of Public Relations
21 August 2020
