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New Thai labour laws with regard to EMPLOYEE leave and general.conditions
IMO whilst fairness on bith sides ie emoyee employer these new rules really do swing heaviky in favour of the employee .. and leaves the eployer hovering over a barrel.with emoyees sholding all.the aces to cause an issue and then take the emoyer to court to get a pay out ..
Added on to the many government n religious days ..we niw see .. anual.leave .. si k leave .. maternity leave .. and best one business leave .. Bearing in mind the chance of finding lLONG TRRM Loyal reliable staff is very difficult as most know its easy to.move from.place to place n job to job aftrr they become bored ..thus ta tansient labour gorce is what ur gonna be deali g with ..
Yes therex are exceptions but these new leave laws with most certai ly put emplorers off even hiring people outside the family ..
OMO ..i may be wrong
Recent new Thai labour laws
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Recent new Thai labour laws
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Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
I can't see anything unremarkable about the laws.
6 days annual leave, plus 13 public holidays, seems pretty lean to me. And a compulsory 1 day/week off should be the absolute minimum.
We often see references to Thailand being "3rd world" on UM - it is likely to remain there if things like labour conditions do not gradually improve, and are enforced by the courts.
ps bit early in the day to be drinking, Jon.
6 days annual leave, plus 13 public holidays, seems pretty lean to me. And a compulsory 1 day/week off should be the absolute minimum.
We often see references to Thailand being "3rd world" on UM - it is likely to remain there if things like labour conditions do not gradually improve, and are enforced by the courts.
ps bit early in the day to be drinking, Jon.
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Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
Anytime anyplace anywhere as my old gran used to say Jack .. please excuse the many typos..not alcohol related im.on mi.Phone n.got fat fingers .. Apologiesjackspratt wrote: ↑August 16, 2019, 11:37 amI can't see anything unremarkable about the laws.
6 days annual leave, plus 13 public holidays, seems pretty lean to me. And a compulsory 1 day/week off should be the absolute minimum.
We often see references to Thailand being "3rd world" on UM - it is likely to remain there if things like labour conditions do not gradually improve, and are enforced by the courts.
ps bit early in the day to be drinking, Jon.
IMO .. yes in most parts the new laws are ok just ok ..but with regard to SICK and business leave ...thats just leaving it open wide for a piss take by the unreliable n lazy ... ive heard many classic emplyee .excuses over the years .. lets just face it being responsible and holding down a steafy job isnt high on the list for our hosts . ..
A few reasons ive been given for not coming to work
Buffalo dead
Granny dead ..
Granny dead again
Papa accident motircy .. 6 months after papa dead
Raining
Too hot
Granny dead again again
Big argue boyfriend
I stsy hospital operation .. seen in ud on the lash
Car not work
Motor cy stolen ..next day its back.
Police catch me ?
I have business
Party my village ..
I go.temple
My clothes not washing
I tired too much cannot wake up
Dm
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Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
Millions of Thais work and work regularly. Why shouldn't they have mandated vacation, sick leave etc? The laws are already on the books for laying someone off and the legally required payouts to the person. The problem with these laws is that your average Thai that's working isn't going to fight with the boss to ensure the laws are followed, vacation given, sick leave not questioned. Best thing for them is to head out the Saknon Nakhon highway about 4km from the Big C overpass to the Labor Court when cheap-ass recalcitrant employers don't take care of their workers...
Dave
Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
And when the slackjawed layabout absconds with the week's earnings and next month's payroll, it will cost him/her only about 500 baht and two days to legally change his name and relocate to another province.
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Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
Do people in other countries where they have labour laws take advantage? - off course they do - why should Thai's be any different.Doubtless they will milk the law for all they can, just human nature init!
Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
gee Giggle showing your utter ignorance? Name changes are relatively easy but guess what? Same ID Card number with the national ID database showing all previous names....
Dave
Re: Recent new Thai labour laws
Name change and relocation are cheap and easy. FACT. What are you babbling about, Frazee?
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