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AIS’ subsidiary seeks court’s injunction to be able to broadcast FIFA World Cup on AIS Playbox
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Thai Police Officers Investigated for Alleged Extortion Scheme
The fifth guy was lucky, having reported what was happening, he could have easily met with an accident -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 1 November 2024
Thailand Faces Economic Strain: Mass Layoffs in Key Industries File photo for reference only In a troubling turn for Thailand's economy, mass layoffs have hit the industrial sector hard, with approximately 2,600 workers losing their jobs in just two days. The financial pressures have compelled companies to shrink operations, resulting in widespread disruption for employees. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342349-thailand-faces-economic-strain-mass-layoffs-in-key-industries/ -
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Thailand Faces Economic Strain: Mass Layoffs in Key Industries
In a troubling turn for Thailand's economy, mass layoffs have hit the industrial sector hard, with approximately 2,600 workers losing their jobs in just two days. The financial pressures have compelled companies to shrink operations, resulting in widespread disruption for employees. In Chachoengsao, an electric vehicle manufacturer announced the layoff of 600 workers, effective December 1st. The company cited a dip in orders and rising costs as reasons for the decision, vowing to meet legal compensation obligations. The announcement, shared by the Noom-sao Rongngan Facebook page, underscores how the current economic climate has driven such tough choices. Meanwhile, a jewellery factory in Samut Prakan has also revealed plans to cut 2,000 jobs by the start of next year, reflecting broader issues within Thailand's manufacturing sector. Reports on this trend highlight an economic recovery in limbo, as evidenced by a rise in managerial and executive job seekers amid lukewarm industrial demand in early 2024. Further compounding the concern, the Federation of Thai Industries reported over 360 factory closures in the year's first half, displacing more than 10,000 workers and revealing a threatening economic landscape. As Thailand seeks solutions to its industrial challenges, stabilising the economy and protecting jobs remain priorities. The severity of the current situation calls for immediate and strategic action, ensuring the livelihoods of countless citizens are safeguarded moving forward. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-01 -
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Malaysian tourist falls from Phuket hotel balcony onto parked car
He must be bricking it. -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
He's back! You will learn very quickly that if you post unsubstantiated nonsense about EVs then expect to be called out by EV owners wo, you know, actually have experience of owning EVs. What's wrong with that? EV owners on here admit the negatives where they exist, but when MAGAs turn up with lies then they get called out. That's a good thing.- 1
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Turning up the Thai-mometer: Thailand and Russia in heated talks for free trade pact
I cannot believe they have the gall to negotiate a trade agreement let alone go public with it......... Detailed, verified breakdowns of Ukrainian civilian deaths due to the war, especially by gender and age, are hard to come by amid ongoing conflict. However, the UN and humanitarian organizations estimate that the conflict has caused tens of thousands of civilian deaths, with men, women, and children. By mid-2024, civilian casualties were estimated around 11,500 by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). -
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This is my America sadly
Only the left in the rest of the world. And the rest of the world they can have all the open borders they want, I don’t want the US border open. You do want open borders, yes?. -
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Biden Says I am Garbage.....Im Proud
Show me one post - just a single one - that says that. Unless you can come up with one I'm afraid I have to name you today's biggest pearl clutcher, and that's against some seriously stiff competition!
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