Waitress

Chef

Manager

Cleaner

Hotel reception

 

What about working hours? 5 or 6 days a week?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Depends on lots of factors but here is a rough starting point...

Could vary drastically though.

 

Small hotel not in a city center, run by a Thai person;

 

Waitress 10-12k

Chef 15-20k

Manager 20-25k

Cleaner 8-10k

Reception 10-12k

 

8hrs/day x 6 days

19 minutes ago, cornishcarlos said:

Could vary drastically though.

++very drastically

Average wages for a Thai PM (Prime Minister)....55555

9 minutes ago, Dante99 said:

++very drastically

 

That's what I said.. So help the OP out and give your input scenario and numbers.

2 minutes ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

That's what I said.. So help the OP out and give your input scenario and numbers.

Okay we agree.  

 

I find no point in giving more numbers unless op specs what kind of operation it is very specifically.  Then the numbers could be useful, otherwise it is a shot in the dark if your "Small hotel not in a city center, run by a Thai person" or any other description is anywhere near what he is about.  

 

Of course you could continue discussing the length of a rope but I prefer to untie the one attached to the dock and take a spin in my boat.

 

It will be about 2000 - 4000 baht/month for most farming villages. That's why rural Thais head to the cities for higher wages. Sarcasm alert.

It is expected to pay the employees the 10% service charge as well.

If own by a Thai the numbers above seem pretty close.

If however a western company such as Marriott, it is usually higher.

Try 10 hours a day with no days off. That's more common.

I would agree with the figures above , but there are often other things that make up the monthly package. Most in a restaurant get fed at least once a day, some basic accommodation is often supplied, reception get kickbacks from taxi drivers, Tips can literally double a monthly wage etc.

 

Wife has been waitressing for the last year, 10k salary, another 10k in tips, 1-2 meals a day, alcoholic drinks once a week. other staff stayed upstairs for free. 

10 hours ago, Trujillo said:

Try 10 hours a day with no days off. That's more common.

 

Not if you want to keep your staff..