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Wage rise for judges gets first nod

By THE NATION

 

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THE National Legislative Assembly (NLA) yesterday overwhelmingly approved in principle a government motion seeking salary increases for judges, public prosecutors and members of independent organisations. The NLA’s first reading voted to pass amendments to five laws regulating personnel of the relevant agencies, as proposed by the Cabinet.

 

The supporting votes were 185 to 186 for each of the five laws, with just a few abstentions and no votes.

 

The five laws involve personnel and remunerations regarding the Courts of Justice, the Administrative Court, the Constitutional Court, independent organisations and public prosecutors.

 

Heads of the courts, the Office of the Attorney-General, and independent organisations would be among those benefiting from the proposed salary increases. Among the independent organisations involved are the Election Commission, Ombudsman’s Office, National Anti-Corruption Commission, Office of the Auditor General and National Human Rights Commission. In its motion for salary increases, the Cabinet cited the rising cost of living over the past four years.

 

The salary increases will require a budget of about Bt450 million, Deputy Premier Wissanu Krea-ngam said. The budget does not cover additional hikes for the NHRC. The hikes will be retroactive to December 1, 2014, except for the NHRC, which will see salary increases backdated to 2005.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30349968

 
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with transparency and whistle blowers, its getting harder and harder to steal a good wage, now they have to beg for it...

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

The salary increases will require a budget of about Bt450 million

That's an impressive lot of swill for the trough, the snouts will be ecstatic! Swill backdated for 5 years...oink oink!

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6 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

each judge to get a salary, a summer home, a pleasure boat and a bonus for each ruling that benefits the junta.

Hmmm, I bet the life-jackets on the pleasure boat will be foreign-made.

 

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Crazy especially because its retro active, it is however a good way to make sure judges see it the way of the junta. That could never be the reason of this honest government could it ? 

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7 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

Will it be 5-20 THB per day,same as the workers of Thailand received.

regards worgeordie

I'm sure the figure will be the same, just with an amendment to the units - from day to minute?

 

edit: If the increase is backdated to 2005, does that insinuate it was award by a previous government? Awkward.

 

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How well the coup is panning out.

 

Those that supported it must be well pleased with the progress made against corruption and nepotism and relieved that the country is finally done with the silly democratic experiment.

 

Reform they wanted and now they are getting it.

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Wow. A nice house on a mountain side *and* a nice pay rise.

 

Must be an awfully big thankyou. Or maybe an invesyment in future decisions.

 

I know what I'd be paying them, and it wouldn't be a lot.

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Tax payers are paying for those salary increases to have a justice system that condone a coup, favour the rich and those politically aligned to the junta. Got it. 

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When the workers of Thailand wanted a pay rise there were lots of screamers saying it would wreck the Thai economy Where are these screamers now mainly businessmen? Unbelievable No wonder workers detest these people in high places Fat cats they are really

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