Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General, Department of Employment The Ministry of Labor informed that the Department of Employment recruited PCB workers to work in Taiwan with Tripod Technology Corporation for 30 people, a salary of NT $ 22,000 or about 23,776 baht (exchange rate as of February 20, 2018), 3 years of employment. Employers are responsible for return airfares to Thailand and monthly care fees paid to employment companies. Jobseekers are responsible for personal expenses such as air fare to Taiwan, check-up fee in Taiwan, residence permit fee, monthly allowance for food, accommodation, health insurance premiums, labor insurance premiums. Candidates are male age 20-40 years old and female aged 20-35 years, education must be graduated from junior high school. The eyes are not short, not colorblind, the hearing level must be in the level 0-44 decibels. (DB) and not allergic to odor or chemicals. Proof of employment includes a copy of your ID card, a copy of house registration, a photo of 2 inches, a copy of your passport(If having a passport), a copy of education background. Those who are selected to work will pay the […]
Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General, Department of Employment The Ministry of Labor informed that the Department of Employment recruited PCB workers to work in Taiwan with Tripod Technology Corporation for 30 people, a salary of NT $ 22,000 or about 23,776 baht (exchange rate as of February 20, 2018), 3 years of employment. Employers are responsible for return airfares to Thailand and monthly care fees paid to employment companies. Jobseekers are responsible for personal expenses such as air fare to Taiwan, check-up fee in Taiwan, residence permit fee, monthly allowance for food, accommodation, health insurance premiums, labor insurance premiums.
Mrs.Petcharat Sinauy, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor as a spokesperson revealed that H.E. Police General Adul Sangsingkeo, Minister of Labor, along with Mr. Jarin Chakkaphark, Secretary of the Ministry of Labor, and Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director General of the Department of Employment and the Board of Directors, is scheduled to travel to the Kingdom of Cambodia between 13th and 14th February, 2018, to discuss with H.E.ITH SAMHENG, The Minister of Labor and Vocational Training of the Kingdom of Cambodia. H.E.ITH SAMHENG, Minister for Labor and Vocational Training Of the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General, Department of Employment The Ministry of Labor informed that the Department of Employment recruited PCB workers to work in Taiwan with Tripod Technology Corporation for 30 people, a salary of NT $ 22,000 or about 23,776 baht (exchange rate as of February 20, 2018), 3 years of employment. Employers are responsible for return airfares to Thailand and monthly care fees paid to employment companies. Jobseekers are responsible for personal expenses such as air fare to Taiwan, check-up fee in Taiwan, residence permit fee, monthly allowance for food, accommodation, health insurance premiums, labor insurance premiums. Candidates are male age 20-40 years old and female aged 20-35 years, education must be graduated from junior high school. The eyes are not short, not colorblind, the hearing level must be in the level 0-44 decibels. (DB) and not allergic to odor or chemicals. Proof of employment includes a copy of your ID card, a copy of house registration, a photo of 2 inches, a copy of your passport(If having a passport), a copy of education background. Those who are selected to work will pay the […]
Mr. Anurak Tossarat, Director-General, Department of Employment The Ministry of Labor informed that the Department of Employment recruited PCB workers to work in Taiwan with Tripod Technology Corporation for 30 people, a salary of NT $ 22,000 or about 23,776 baht (exchange rate as of February 20, 2018), 3 years of employment. Employers are responsible for return airfares to Thailand and monthly care fees paid to employment companies. Jobseekers are responsible for personal expenses such as air fare to Taiwan, check-up fee in Taiwan, residence permit fee, monthly allowance for food, accommodation, health insurance premiums, labor insurance premiums.
The Ministry of Labour’s Inspector-General and spokesperson Mr. Ananchai Uthaipatanacheep spoke about the progress of reporting centers for foreign worker management. He explained that the Ministry of Labour’s reports as of 31 July 2017 at 16.30 hours, a total of seven days into operations, showed a total number of 84,972 employers and 288,954 migrant workers registered across the 100 centers nationwide. As for 31 July 2017 only, a total of 10,358 employers and 35,045 workers registered, in addition to 1,540 employers and 3,457 workers who registered online.
March 10, 2026, 13.30 hours – Ms. Trinuch Thienthong, Minister of Labour, assigned Mr. Pichet Thongphan, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour, to represent the Ministry of Labour in welcoming and facilitating Thai workers affected by unrest in the Middle East. A total of 10 workers returned from Bahrain and arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Samut Prakan Province. This marks the second group of returnees from Bahrain, following the first group of 1 worker who returned on March 6, bringing the total to 11 workers to date. Mr. Pichet Thongphan, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour, stated that currently 11 Thai workers have returned from Bahrain, and a further 9 workers are expected to arrive on March 11, 2026, also from Bahrain. In addition, Thai workers in Iran are awaiting flights home, with nearly 1,000 having expressed their intention to return to Thailand. The Ministry of Labour will continue to provide advance notice of flight arrangements. “As soon as workers arrive in Thailand, the Ministry of Labour will ensure that they receive their entitled benefits and provide guidance on submitting claims […]
February 23, 2026, 18.30 hours – Ms. Trinuch Thienthong, Minister of Labour, assigned Mr. Santi Nantasuwan, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Labour, to represent the Ministry of Labour, together with Mr. Mongkol Songkhram, the Department of Employment’s Deputy Director-General, to present flowers and extend congratulations at the reception celebrating the 78th Anniversary of the Independence of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. H.E. Mrs Edirisinghe Arachchilage Sriyani Wijayanthi Edirisinghe, Ambassador of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka to Thailand and Permanent Representative to UNESCAP, received the flowers and welcomed the delegation. The event was held at the Regency Hall, Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit Hotel, Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Toei District, Bangkok. Participation in this event reaffirmed the strong and longstanding friendship between Thailand and the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, while also promoting continued cooperation in various areas, including labour cooperation, in the future.
February 19, 2026 – Pol. Lt. Col. Wannapong Kotcharak, Permanent Secretary of Labour, welcomed Mr. Pongprat Makjaeng, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Thailand to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, together with Mr. Songchai Chaipatthiyut, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Thailand to the State of Kuwait, and their delegation. The visit was made to pay a courtesy call and hold discussions on labour-related matters, including cooperation to promote Thai workers in the Middle Eastern labour market. Also present at the meeting were Mr. Samat Pattamasukon, Director-General of the Department of Skills Development, Mr. Mongkol Songkhram, the Department of Employment’s Deputy Director-General, Mr. Sakdinart Sontisakyothin, Assistant to the Permanent Secretary of Labour, and the Director of the Bureau of International Cooperation, Office of the Permanent Secretary of Labour. The meeting took place in the Permanent Secretary’s Reception Room, on the 7th Floor of the Ministry of Labour Building. Pol. Lt. Col. Wannapong Kotcharak, Permanent Secretary of Labour, stated that the Ministry of Labour places great importance on promoting overseas employment opportunities for Thai nationals to demonstrate the capability and potential of Thai workers on […]
Ms. Trinuch Thienthong, Minister of Labour, disclosed following a meeting with Ms. Kanchana Poolkaew, Secretary-General of the Social Security Office (SSO), that the meeting was intended to accelerate SSO management’s efforts to ensure the SSO Core system operates at full efficiency. She emphasised that all parties must urgently resolve issues across all IT systems currently used by the Social Security Office, with the interests of insured persons and the alleviation of their hardship as the highest priority. The Labour Minister stated that she had received a report from the Secretary-General of the Social Security Office confirming that the data of all 24.5 million insured persons has now been successfully transferred from the previous system into the new SSO Core system. External IT specialists and academic experts have also been brought in to help assess the system and resolve outstanding issues by the end of February. Ms. Trinuch added that she has also instructed the Secretary-General of the Social Security Office to expedite the transfer of outstanding unemployment compensation payments to insured persons as quickly as possible to alleviate […]
February 16, 2026, at 13.30 hours – Mr. Seksit Sawanyathipat, Assistant Permanent Secretary of Labour, paid respects to the sacred sites of the Ministry of Labour, namely Phra Phuttha Sutthithammaphith, Phra Phuttha Chinnarat, Chai Mongkhon Grandfather Shrine, Thao Maha Phrom Thewarit Shrine, and Suchin Phromma Grandfather Shrine, in order to seek auspicious blessings on the occasion of formally assuming his position as Assistant Permanent Secretary of Labour. —————————————————————– Division of Public Relations 16 February 2026
