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Labour Protection Act 1998 (thailand).

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October 19, 200817 yr

This is the latest Labour Protection Act in Thailand, which applies to anybody legally working in Thailand.

Website;

http://eng.mol.go.th/law_labour.html

There is some interesting reading on the website.

The Act (5.7 Megabytes);

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Car Servicing Pattaya
Pattaya

Car Servicing Pattaya

DaRoadrunner · 17 hours ago17 hr

Roadrunner's car needs servicing. As this is not your average car some skills are required. Can anyone recommend a good garage in Pattaya?
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DaRoadrunner

17 hours ago17 hr

dddave

26 minutes ago26 min

really inconsiderate people...
Pattaya

really inconsiderate people...

Jay0kay · 9 hours ago9 hr

...walking on the sidewalks in pattaya. there are two clear groups, who believe they can just make everyone else get out of their way, despite there being ample room for everyone to walk past each other without any issues. young chinese men walking with a woman. they walk down the middle of the sidewalks and expect everyone else to get out of their way. i lived in huai kwang for longer than i wished to and it was the same, as nine in ten of people walking down the street were native chinese wor
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Jay0kay

9 hours ago9 hr

Lacessit

29 minutes ago29 min

The End of Israel ?
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The End of Israel ?

save the frogs · Thursday at 01:51 PM1 day

She makes an argument that Israel as we know it may cease to exist. Jews are already a minority, Israel is losing settlers through emigration and not getting as many settlers as it once did.
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- 668 views
save the frogs

Thursday at 01:51 PM1 day

JimCM

2 minutes ago2 min

F35 takes a hit over Iran
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F35 takes a hit over Iran

3NUMBAS · Thursday at 06:01 PM1 day

A US F-35 stealth fighter jet made an emergency landing after flying a combat mission over Iran. The fighter jet landed safely at a base in the Middle East, a military spokesperson said. CNN reported that the fighter jet was struck by Iranian anti-air fire. https://www.businessinsider.com/us-f-35-fighter-emergency-landing-combat-run-over-iran-2026-3
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3NUMBAS

Thursday at 06:01 PM1 day

Chomper Higgot

20 minutes ago20 min

Five Nations And Japan Move To Secure Hormuz As War Spreads
What the Papers are Saying

Iranian Conflict
Five Nations And Japan Move To Secure Hormuz As War Spreads

Social Media · 44 minutes ago44 min

Five Nations And Japan Move To Secure Hormuz As War Spreads Global powers are edging closer to the Iran conflict, with major European nations and Japan signalling they are ready to step in to protect one of the world’s most critical النفط chokepoints. Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan have all pledged to “contribute” to efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz, as attacks on shipping threaten to choke global energy supplies. But crucially — no one has yet said how. Co
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Social Media

44 minutes ago44 min

Lacessit

23 minutes ago23 min

Still no news about the three missing seamen
What the Papers are Saying

Still no news about the three missing seamen

bannork · 9 hours ago9 hr

Chawarit Chaiwong The Thai cargo ship, Mayuree Naree, was rocked by explosions in the volatile Strait of Hormuz, leaving three crew members missing and sending terrified sailors scrambling for safety. Crew member “Samut,” speaking under a pseudonym for security reasons, said the attack struck without warning as the vessel sailed through one of the world’s most dangerous maritime chokepoints. “I just heard the loud bang,” he recalled. “There were two loud bangs, back to back, maybe two seconds a
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- 75 views
bannork

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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

The Cobra · 27 minutes ago27 min

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wasn’t sure how to word it without it sounding wrong, but here goes. Living in Thailand has changed how I look at relationships. Not overnight, and not in some dramatic way, but gradually over time. Back home, things felt more fixed. People settled into a certain pattern — similar age, similar background, similar expectations. Here, it feels different. The range of relationships you see is much wider, and the expectations don’t always line up the sam
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The Cobra

27 minutes ago27 min

fredwiggy

8 minutes ago8 min

Moving my posts to Off the Beaten Track
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unblocktheplanet · 17 hours ago17 hr

I have decided to move my more controversial posts to the Off the Beaten Track forum. So if your a fan and want to continue our dialogue and discussions, please look there or find my post via my handle.
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unblocktheplanet

17 hours ago17 hr

unblocktheplanet

17 hours ago17 hr

Pros and Cons of Screen Obsession Culture in Thailand
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Pros and Cons of Screen Obsession Culture in Thailand

123Stodg · Thursday at 10:03 PM1 day

For a long time I have thought about the ways Thailand has changed since the rise of smartphones, back when people were not constantly nose diving into their screens. When I first arrived, smartphones did not even exist. My first phone was a big clunky Nokia with a black and white screen and a bendy retractable antenna. Then came the race to make phones smaller, with those tiny little Motorola flip phones everywhere. Nokia and Ericsson were still popular, although not quite as compact. Then the
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123Stodg

Thursday at 10:03 PM1 day

ravip

14 hours ago14 hr

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