Two Thai nationals received employee awards during Taiwan's annual Labour Day ceremony, and were granted an audience with Taiwan’s President, Tsai Ing-wen.

 

The awards, hosted by the Taiwanese Ministry of Labour, cover both local and international workers who have made significant contributions in various sectors. This year, the two Thai males won awards in the manufacturing industry.

 

The honourees, 44-year-old Worapot Boonliem and 62-year-old Teerasit Kiboonma, both from Lampang, were praised by Labour Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn for their work ethic, kindness, and excellent performance. Pipat also noted that Taiwan is a popular destination for Thai workers due to high demand.

 

As an additional measure, Pipat announced a new initiative that will cover travel expenses for 50 Thai workers to Taiwan for employment. He expressed hopes that the award-winning employees will have paved the way for more Thai workers in Taiwan. 

 

In a separate incident, a Thai woman recently travelled from Taiwan to Thailand to confront her husband and his mistress, resulting in a violent confrontation in Roi Et province.

 

TOP Picture of Teerasit Kiboonma (left) and Worapot Boonliem courtesy of  Bangkok Post

 

 

-- 2024-05-01

Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

 

And then the muppets have to go and spoil a good news story 

 

In a separate incident, a Thai woman recently travelled from Taiwan to Thailand to confront her husband and his mistress, resulting in a violent confrontation in Roi Et province.