Tag: Workers
Two Chinese Nationals Arrested For Illegally Working at Lion Café in Phuket
Two Chinese nationals were arrested after they were found working without legal permission at a lion café in Rassada. Thailand extradites Chinese fugitive in $15million [Read More…]
Two Myanmar Workers Found Dead after Landslide on Koh Samui
Two Myanmar workers have been found dead after a landslide in Maret on Sunday (December 15th). Landslide Damages Cars in Southern Thailand as Floodwaters Recedes [Read More…]
Six Killed, 8 Injured in Construction Collapse in Samut Sakhon
Fatalities in Samut Sakhon Construction Collapse Rise to Six UPDATE: The tragic collapse at a construction site for the Bang Khun Thian-Ban Phaeo elevated motorway [Read More…]
Russian Man and Israeli Woman Arrested in Koh Pha Ngan for Allegedly Hiring Illegal Workers
A Russian man and an Israeli woman were arrested at a café on the Pha Ngan Island in Surat Thani after they allegedly hired illegal [Read More…]
Thailand protests against Israeli bosses sending Thais to work in high-risk areas
The Thai embassy in Tel Aviv has submitted a protest note to Israeli authorities over the practice, by some Israeli employers, of sending their employees [Read More…]
Prachinburi Zinc Factory Explosion Kills Two Burmese Workers, Injures 28
On October 26th, 2024, Thai national media reported an explosion erupted from a chemical mixing tank at a zinc production facility in Kabin Buri district, [Read More…]
Retirement age in Thailand to rise to 65: ministry

The Labour Ministry plans to raise the retirement age for both private and government sectors to 65 years, the same as in Singapore and Switzerland, [Read More…]
Minimum Wage Hike to 400 Baht Delayed Indefinitely Due to Bank of Thailand Issues
On September 23rd, 2024, Labor Minister Phipat Ratchakitprakarn addressed the recent delays in the Minimum Wage Board meetings. Thai Labor Ministry Plans 400 Baht Minimum [Read More…]