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Thailand Announces New Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
And yet Thailand aint in the top 5 lowest min wage countires ! -
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Poster of the Year 2024
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Breaker box look correct?
Exactly... and so they are the same you had before ground wires were added what? All neutral bonded to ground - dangerous. Adding ground wires you provide a leakage path back but not enough. An aircon that does that... Improperly connecting the ground wire to the neutral can lead to serious hazards. According to the Engineering Institute of Thailand's (EIT) electrical installation standards, "The grounding of the electrical system (the bonding of the neutral to the ground) must be on the supply side of the first circuit breaker in the main switchboard within the same building. " -
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Gordon Ramsay, TANACHIRA Group opens flagship Bread Street Kitchen & Bar
His Vegas places are more expensive the burger price their is around 1000b and up. -
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Thailand Announces New Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
Translation: I cant back up my allegation so I will just spin on my limited personal experience. -
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What are you feeding your Thai dog?
That's what I named her 'Kool'. That one was a Cardigan Welch Corgi, champion line full bred w/papers. Got for free, as owner no longer wanted. My old dog had just died, and a buddy too in the Corgi from a friend, but didn't want it. Also didn't want it to go to the SPCA, and knew I would take it. That was the one that lost the fight with the truck ... thanks to ex-GF. Killed my dog and the relationship. Present dog is a 'drop off' at the wat, and wasn't welcomed by the wat pack. Followed me home, and rest is history. A fuzzy Jack Russel ... https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/monthly_2024_12/image.png.8f5303a0f6f00d9c5df5a1491d48d603.png https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/monthly_2024_12/image.png.8f5303a0f6f00d9c5df5a1491d48d603.png Better snap of the Corgi ... https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/monthly_2024_12/image.png.393fe21f9d981ffe92960db9465724cd.png -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
LOL Russian troll on the prowl at Christmas -
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Thailand’s Happiness Challenges in 2024
Thailand’s Happiness Challenges in 2024 A recent NIDA poll highlights that 2024 has tested Thailand's resilience, with economic woes, political instability, and cybercrime as leading stressors. While 39.92% of respondents felt “fairly happy,” over 40% expressed dissatisfaction, citing rising living costs, debt, and instability. Economic struggles topped concerns, with over half flagging declining incomes and quality of life. Cybersecurity and political turmoil followed closely, while corruption, traffic, and global tensions added to the discontent. Interestingly, Thailand still ranks among the top 50 countries in the World Happiness Report, with under-30s showcasing higher levels of joy.
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