January 10, 20197 yr 16 hours ago, KMartinHandyman said: Honestly I thought it already was a welfare state. Maybe my thinking on this is similar to yours. The Thai inability/unwillingness to fire people for incompetence/malfeasance coupled with the penchant for over-hiring in many areas (e.g. go to a Mega Home or similar sometime and count how many workers are idle/glued to smartphone) does create a situation with some similarities to a traditional (i.e. tax-supported, government-administered) welfare state. Also keeps unemployment figures artificially low, imho. Nothing your average unskilled/immigrant laborer at the bottom of the heap seems to benefit from, though.
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