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The Ministry of Labor held a meeting to analyze and improve the formula for determining the minimum wage rate, 1/2561.

          Today (June 5, 61) at 13.30, Mrs. Petcharat Sinauy, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor, chaired the Working Group Meeting to analyze and improve the formula for determining the minimum wage rate, 1/2561. The issue is to analyze and review the qualitative variables. This will be used to calculate the minimum wage rate and to review the formula for calculating the minimum wage rate appropriate for Thailand at the Meeting Room, 5th Floor, Ministry of Labor. +++++++++++++++++++

The Ministry of Labor held a meeting to analyze and improve the formula for determining the minimum wage rate, 1/2561.

          Today (June 5, 61) at 13.30, Mrs. Petcharat Sinauy, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor, chaired the Working Group Meeting to analyze and improve the formula for determining the minimum wage rate, 1/2561. The issue is to analyze and review the qualitative variables. This will be used to calculate the minimum wage rate and to review the formula for calculating the minimum wage rate appropriate for Thailand at the Meeting Room, 5th Floor, Ministry of Labor.

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According to the Malaysian Immigration Department, illegal foreign workers were abducted started on July 1, 2560

          The Labor Office in Malaysia found that 574 Thai workers were arrested. (Information as of 6 September 2017) Most of them were working as receptionists in entertainment areas and massage staff In addition, the Malaysian Labor Office in Malaysia has been contacted by relatives of Thai migrant workers who have come to work in Malaysia to help their relatives arrested by Malaysian authorities because of work without permission.           The Labor Office in Malaysia would like to inform you that to work without a work permit or smuggling using Tourist Visa is illegal to enter Malaysia. If arrested, the offense is punishable by the following: The Immigration Department of Malaysia will continue to carry out illegal immigration of migrant workers to avoid illegal entry into Malaysia. There is a risk of being arrested by Malaysian authorities, so please come to work properly and have a work permit. If you come to work properly, you will be protected by law and not risk being arrested. If you have any questions or questions regarding the procedure for applying for a work permit in Malaysia please […]

According to the Malaysian Immigration Department, illegal foreign workers were abducted started on July 1, 2560

          The Labor Office in Malaysia found that 574 Thai workers were arrested. (Information as of 6 September 2017) Most of them were working as receptionists in entertainment areas and massage staff In addition, the Malaysian Labor Office in Malaysia has been contacted by relatives of Thai migrant workers who have come to work in Malaysia to help their relatives arrested by Malaysian authorities because of work without permission.
          The Labor Office in Malaysia would like to inform you that to work without a work permit or smuggling using Tourist Visa is illegal to enter Malaysia. If arrested, the offense is punishable by the following:

Cambodian opens proof of nationality on January 3, 2018, employers and laborers have been granted custody since December 25

          Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General of the Department of Employment, revealed that the Cambodian authorities had been able to obtain a nationality check on January 3, 2018 at the Labor Certification Center of Cambodia, Rayong and Bangkok. Songkhla was opened on January 4, 2018. It was able to handle 550 people a day. For Citizenship verification at the provincial employment office or Bangkok Employment Agency, Area 1-10, since December 25, 2017           Mr. Anurak Tossarat said that the Cambodian workers who need to prove citizenship is 616,282 people now prove citizenship 171,598 people, 444,684 people. For more information, please visit Provincial Employment Office Bangkok office area 1-10 or call 1694 hotline.

Cambodian opens proof of nationality on January 3, 2018, employers and laborers have been granted custody since December 25

          Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General of the Department of Employment, revealed that the Cambodian authorities had been able to obtain a nationality check on January 3, 2018 at the Labor Certification Center of Cambodia, Rayong and Bangkok. Songkhla was opened on January 4, 2018. It was able to handle 550 people a day. For Citizenship verification at the provincial employment office or Bangkok Employment Agency, Area 1-10, since December 25, 2017

          Mr. Anurak Tossarat said that the Cambodian workers who need to prove citizenship is 616,282 people now prove citizenship 171,598 people, 444,684 people. For more information, please visit Provincial Employment Office Bangkok office area 1-10 or call 1694 hotline.

“Foreign Worker Management Royal Decree B.E. 2560 – Benefits to Thais” Seminar Organized

          Permanent Secretary of Labour M.L. Puntrik Smiti welcomed participants who joined the seminar on “Foreign Worker Management Royal Decree B.E. 2560 – the benefits to Thais”, organized by the Department of Employment at the Jompol P. Pibulsongkram today (5 July 2017). The seminar was organized to explain the essence of the Foreign Worker Management Royal Decree B.E.

Ministry of Labour Prepares for Computer Crime Act B.E. 2560

Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour Mr. Anurak Tossarat, chaired the seminar on preparation to support the Computer Crime Act B.E 2560 (2nd issue) and to promote technological efficiency within the Ministry of Labour. The seminar to place today (2 February 2017) at the Jompol P. Pibulsongkram conference room. In his speech he said, “Today’s seminar will promote awareness on using new technologies towards a Thailand 4.0, as technology is constantly changing.

สนร.เกาสง ร่วมกับกลุ่มแรงงานไทยในไต้หวันจัดการแข่งขันกีฬาวันแรงงานประจำปี 2559

On the 8th May 2016, the Kaohsiung Labour Office joined with Thai workers in Taiwan, for the organization of the annual sports day for 2016, which took place at Yen Shao High School in Kaohsiung. The event hosted a futsal competition, men and women’s volleyball competitions, religious blessing ceremonies and career advisory services. Over 300 sports competitors and cheering teams from Southern Taiwan took part in the event. 

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Labour Office in Japan Invited to Conduct Orientation in IM Japan for 32 Trainees in Batch 25-10

 

 

Movement of workers in Japan (Day 16 – April 30, 2550).

             

Movement of workers. Economy and society in Taiwan in December 2552 month.

          

                                  Foreign labor strikes home run calls requesting legal holidays.

 

Movement in Taiwan in March 2009 flu situation in December 2552.

       

                         Taiwan expects vaccine cold 2009 to 6 million people by January 53.

 

Scenarios and management workers in Brunei. Copyright 2552-2553.

              Embassy at Kuwait notified to coordinate Snr. Riyadh last month that the last Parliament in December 2552, Kuwait has approved the draft labor law for workers in the private sector (Labour Law in the Private Sector) new version of Kuwait. To be used instead of the original labor law for over 45 years is expected to be able to apply again in the next 4-5 months. After a process announced in the Government Gazette and relevant regulations issued then.

Ongoing situation of Thai workers in Taiwan fiscal year 2553

                                    

                                    Ongoing situation of Thai workers in Taiwan fiscal year 2553.

Thai workers in Taiwan, the situation in 2553 fiscal year.

Labour Minister Reaffirms Five Measures on Cambodian Workers Following Consultations with Federation of Thai Industries, Thai Chamber of Commerce, and Thai Bankers’ Association; Call for Leniency to Address Labour Shortages and Economic Impact; Instructs Department of Employment to Implement Strict Oversight While Maintaining Border Security and Confirms No Policy to Reopen Borders in Any Case

March 9, 2026 – Ms. Trinuch Thienthong, Minister of Labour, together with Mr. Pichet Thongphan, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour, spoke following a meeting with the Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB), comprising the Thai Chamber of Commerce, the Federation of Thai Industries, and the Thai Bankers’ Association. The private sector had called for urgent solutions to the shortage of foreign workers, particularly Cambodian workers in the industrial, construction, and agricultural sectors, to prevent impacts on the country’s competitiveness. Ms. Trinuch stated that she had listened to the concerns and fully understood the potential impacts raised by the private sector. The Ministry of Labour reaffirmed five key measures as follows: The meeting served as a platform for the private sector to share concerns, challenges, and recommendations. The principle for managing Cambodian workers in Thailand is that no new Cambodian workers will be admitted into the country; only those who already hold valid work permits will be managed. All Cambodian workers in Thailand must be properly registered and have a clearly identified employer responsible for them. All measures must not affect national security, and must be coordinated closely […]
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