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Thailand’s Khurusapha Trade Organization announces mass redundancies

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Thailand’s Khurusapha Trade Organization announces mass redundancies

 

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The state-owned Teachers Council of Thailand Trade Organization, or the Khurusapha Trade Organization, today announced the mass layoff of 961 employees, claiming it has operated at a loss for 15 consecutive years.

 

The announcement, which was signed by Mr. Disakul Kasemsawat, secretary-general of the Office of Informal Education, in his capacity as acting director of the Khurusapha Trade Organization, claimed that the layoffs are necessary as part of a reorganization process.

 

Many long-term employees were shocked when they learned of the sudden order, which comes at a difficult time for them, when the country is facing the worst ever economic slump, with GDP projected to contract by up to 8%. A few even fainted or broke into tears.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-khurusapha-trade-organization-announces-mass-redundancies/

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

The state-owned Teachers Council of Thailand Trade Organization

what even is that

4 hours ago, webfact said:

secretary-general of the Office of Informal Education

That must surely be an oxymoron.

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14 minutes ago, smedly said:

what even is that

Good question -

"The Khurusapha Trade Organization is tasked with printing textbooks and producing learning kits for sale to private and state-run schools across Thailand."

(Original article)

 

Excellent timing I must say, 15 years running at a loss and they decide to chop staff now, in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis; would it hurt so much to wait another year, when the economic outlook for reemployment might have improved.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The state-owned Teachers Council of Thailand Trade Organization, or the Khurusapha Trade Organization, today announced the mass layoff of 961 employees, claiming it has operated at a loss for 15 consecutive years.

Seems to be a common occurrence !

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so one government owned agency sells stuff to another government owned agency for profit or in this case not - but money still moves around - sounds more like a typical trough scam thieving operation

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46 minutes ago, nausea said:

Excellent timing I must say, 15 years running at a loss and they decide to chop staff now, in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis; would it hurt so much to wait another year, when the economic outlook for reemployment might have improved.

Perfect excuse though isnt it ? its all part of the plandemic scamdemic... its all about the reset and getting rid of workers to advance the global automation revolution millions around the world are being made redundant right now under the same BS for a something that is less deadly than a bad flu strain year.. its all one big  scamdemic... blame covid for everything and by the time this is over ( round 2 coming soon )  cash will have been all but outlawed, everyone will be tracked 24/7 and people will be made to get an injection of god knows what to go anywhere or do anything...

 

Anyone swallowing this scam should honestly ask themselves since when does the human race need saving from a virus when there are literally dozens of things we do every day that have more chance of killing you govs do nothing about. Its a scam, the teachers laid off are a negative drain on a corrupt, badly run dept and its convenient to blame covid now as it probably saves some donkey at the top some face and its an opportunity thats all. 

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