Pipat Ratchakitprakarn Remains Resolute on Minimum Wage Increase to 400 Baht
Bangkok: Labor Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn has reaffirmed his commitment to increasing the minimum wage to 400 baht, drawing inspiration from the 2012 wage model. In
Bangkok: Labor Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn has reaffirmed his commitment to increasing the minimum wage to 400 baht, drawing inspiration from the 2012 wage model. In
Bangkok: Three ministers jointly announced the results of the seizure of more than 200,000 electronic cigarettes smuggled from China, worth more than 33 million baht,
Bangkok: Thai researchers are at the forefront of developing an innovative edible coating that aims to address a significant challenge within the food industry-extending the
Bueng Kan: “Anutin” Charnvirakul, the leader of the Bhumjaithai Party and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has expressed his concerns over the upcoming
Bangkok: The lawyer for Police Colonel Joe explained that the results of the second round of autopsy have not yet been released. They are waiting
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has deferred to the Finance Ministry to explain the distribution of 10,000 baht in digital money as part of Phase 3
Bangkok: The lawyer for Police Colonel Joe explained that the results of the second round of autopsy have not yet been released. They are waiting
Bangkok: “Rome” has revealed documents from a House motion requesting the establishment of a committee to examine the railway project connecting three airports. The documents
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has called upon all ministries to speed up the disbursement of investment budgets after identifying that they have fallen short of
Bangkok: “Benz Racing” has highlighted the necessity for documentation or a disciplinary investigation for the separation of prisoners. The former inmate, Mr. Ariyathat Worarojcharoendet, known