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I thought this was a fitting question, considering tomorrow is Labour Day. Does anyone know thai labour laws in terms of laying off staff? I am in the process of downsizing and changing my business and i will need to reduce my staff level. Legally, am I obligated to pay my staff severance, and if so how much. And legally, am I obligated to give them notice. I am only trying to understand the law, and my moral decisions will be applied later.

thanks for the help...
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Post by Super Joe »

here, go to this link then click labor laws about half way down

http://www.tillekeandgibbins.com/Public ... index.html
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Useful link Joe. I wonder how many Thai employers abide by the law?
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I wonder how many Thai employers abide by the law?
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apparently there's a company in chiang mai !!! :shock:
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thanks joe...you are a star and a lifesaver...
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