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.
May 21, 2026, at 13:30 hours – Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, delegated Mr. Phiphatchai Paiboon, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Labour (Political), to act as his representative in receiving a letter and holding discussions with Mr. Santi Patiphanrat, President of the Association of Electric Vehicle (EV) Motorcycle Taxi Riders, who led a delegation to submit a letter to the Minister of Labour seeking clarity on the policy for bringing motorbike taxi drivers, commonly known as motorcycle taxi or win riders, as well as food and parcel delivery riders, into the social security system. Also in attendance were Mr. Thanin Phumarun, Inspector-General of the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare, Mr. Phunsap Sriphaibun, Inspector-General of the Social Security Office, and officers from relevant agencies. The meeting was held at the Labour Relations Committee Conference Room, 1st Floor, Ministry of Labour Building. Mr. Phiphatchai Paiboon, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Labour (Political), said that following the receipt of the letter, the Ministry of Labour, under the leadership of Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, is deeply concerned about and attaches great importance […]
May 20, 2026 at 09:30 hours – Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, presided over a substantive preparatory meeting for Thailand’s tripartite representatives, comprising government, employer, and employee delegations, who will attend the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference (ILC), the annual general conference of the International Labour Organization (ILO), to align understanding and establish Thailand’s position on the global labour stage. Also in attendance were Ms. Xiaoyan Qian, Director of the ILO Country Office for Thailand, Cambodia, and the Lao PDR, Mr. Surachat Thientong, Secretary to the Labour Minister, Pol. Lt. Col. Wannapong Kotcharak, Permanent Secretary of Labour, the Ministry of Labour executives, tripartite representatives, and relevant agencies. The meeting was held at the Prasong Rananant Conference Room, 5th Floor, Ministry of Labour Building. Mr. Julapun stated that this year’s ILC is a significant event for the labour sector worldwide, and that Thailand’s tripartite representatives must prepare substantive information comprehensively across all dimensions. At today’s meeting, participants jointly considered the reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and the ILO Director-General, as well as the programme and […]
May 18, 2026 at 10:00 hours – Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, received a letter from the Platform Workers’ Network Group, whose more than 30 members came to submit a petition to the Minister of Labour requesting amendments to social security legislation so that platform workers may receive equal protection, welfare, and occupational safety. Also in attendance were Mr. Phiphatchai Paiboon, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Labour (Political), Lt. Cdr. Saroj Khomkhai, Director-General of the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare, Ms. Nanthinee Sapsiri, Efficiency Adviser at the Social Security Office, and Mr. Surasit Srikaew, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare. The submission took place in the ground-floor lobby of the Ministry of Labour, followed by a joint discussion at the Labour Relations Committee Conference Room, 1st Floor, Ministry of Labour Building. Mr. Julapun stated that he had consistently announced policies aimed at amending legislation to bring platform workers into the social security system, and that it would be necessary to examine whether each category of platform worker is able to access social security under Section 33 […]
May 2, 2026 at 10:00 hours – Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, presided over a press conference alongside Pol. Lt. Gen. Natthasak Chaowanasai, Commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), Pol. Maj. Gen. Montri Thetkan, Deputy Commissioner of the CIB, Pol. Maj. Gen. Wittaya Sriprasoetphap, Commander of the Anti-Human Trafficking Division, Pol. Lt. Col. Wannapong Kotcharak, Permanent Secretary of Labour, and Mr. Somchai Maruksriwan, Director-General of the Department of Employment, to disclose details regarding a company that defrauded job seekers into believing they would be sent to work in the agricultural sector in Australia and New Zealand. Also in attendance were Mr. Kritikakon Wongsawangphanit, Adviser to the Labour Minister, and Mr. Surachat Thientong, Secretary to the Labour Minister. The conference was held at the Press Conference Room, 2nd Floor, Pracha-Arak Building (CIB Headquarters), Anti-Human Trafficking Division Headquarters, Phahon Yothin Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok. Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, stated that the Ministry of Labour, through the Department of Employment, had been notified by officers of the Anti-Human Trafficking Division (AHTD) on April 25, 2026 that a group of over 100 job […]
April 30, 2026, at 11:00 hours – Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, presided over the opening ceremony of the activity “Safe Drive Safe Life: Driving with Confidence, Building a Sustainable Safety Culture Together.” Attending the event were Mr. Phiphatchai Paiboon, member of the Minister of Labour’s team, Mr. Krirkrai Nasamoyon, Legal Advisor to the Labour Minister, Mr. Surachart Thienthong, Secretary to the Labour Minister, Pol. Lt. Col. Wannapong Kotcharak, Permanent Secretary of Labour, executives of the Ministry of Labour, representatives from enterprises and safety network partners, motorcycle taxi drivers, and delivery riders. Dr. Nuntachai Panyasurath, Director of the Institute for the Promotion of Occupational Health, Safety and Working Environment (TOSH), delivered the report at the ground floor hall of the Ministry of Labour building. Mr. Julapun Amornvivat, Minister of Labour, stated that the Ministry of Labour places great importance on informal workers, who are a key driver of the economy, particularly motorcycle riders who face significant road risks. These workers generate income for themselves and their families, contributing to economic circulation within urban communities. As such, they form part of the […]
