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When Willful Ignorance is a Way of Life
Yes, if only we were smarter, we'd have voted for open borders, DEI, men in girls' showers, more regulation, higher taxes, less accountability, weaker military, more corporate welfare, more crime and an end to meritocracy like the high IQ leftists did. You leftists crack me up.- 1
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Motorcyclist Fatally Crashes After Hitting Pot Hole & Road Barrier
Possible, if he damaged the steering, would be nice to see the pothole though. Wish the previous 30 seconds was on the video. Would take quite a pothole to damage the steering.- 1
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Man busted in UK smuggling cannabis from Thailand to clear debt
Its actually well down. Its not that long ago that the wholesale price of Grade A weed in the UK was £6500 - £7000. Then the Albanians arrived. -
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Filed Thai tax online late, got refund 3x
Hub of ineptitudosity. I've got a spreadsheet with all my (and wifey's) bank accounts that are kept updated with all transactions. (Except for accounts with ATM cards and her spending account with multitudinous transactions.) Interest deposits are entered, tax withholding is entered, transfers in/out are entered. When I asked for the withholding statement(s), I had all bank books on hand. I checked the statement against my records, and only the fixed account withholding was included. Clerk told that's all they can provide. Going back to my 2017 return file........My refund check matches exactly the total of my fixed account and dividend withholding. Savings account withholding was not refunded. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 26 November 2024
Thailand Faces Alarming Graduate Unemployment, 65% Struggle to Find Jobs File photo for reference only Thailand's unemployment rate is painting a worrying picture for university graduates, with 65% unable to secure jobs. Long-term unemployment climbed by 16.2%, while a significant 71.3% of the unemployed have never held a job before, according to Danucha Pichayanan, Secretary-General of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC). The data, covering the third quarter of 2024, shows an employment landscape that, while stable, is fraught with challenges. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344650-thailand-faces-alarming-graduate-unemployment-65-struggle-to-find-jobs/ -
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Sleep aid for a long flight
I got the real thing I couldn't get anywhere else with legal prescription -
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Thailand Faces Alarming Graduate Unemployment, 65% Struggle to Find Jobs
Thailand's unemployment rate is painting a worrying picture for university graduates, with 65% unable to secure jobs. Long-term unemployment climbed by 16.2%, while a significant 71.3% of the unemployed have never held a job before, according to Danucha Pichayanan, Secretary-General of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC). The data, covering the third quarter of 2024, shows an employment landscape that, while stable, is fraught with challenges. Despite having approximately 40 million people employed, this marks a slight drop of 0.1% from the previous year. The overall unemployment rate rose slightly to 1.02% from 0.99% in the previous quarter. Currently, the number of unemployed individuals averages 414,000, which is lower than the previous quarter's 429,000 but higher than the 401,000 from the same quarter last year. When looking at educational levels, those with university degrees are hit the hardest, followed by high school and middle school graduates. Long-term unemployment, defined as being out of work for over a year, now affects 81,000 people, with 65% citing their main challenge as finding work. Alarmingly, nearly three-quarters of this group are young adults aged 20 to 29. In the formal sector, the unemployment rate dropped to 1.82% from 1.93% last year. There are 74,000 individuals receiving unemployment benefits, with over 95% from the manufacturing sector. Danucha emphasized that while the job market is stable, the struggles of graduates point to a need for targeted actions. Resolving unemployment issues requires a combined effort, involving educational reform, skill development, and industry partnerships. The high unemployment among university graduates is particularly concerning, highlighting a mismatch between educational outcomes and job market demands. The rise in long-term unemployment underscores ongoing obstacles for young job seekers, who find it difficult to secure appropriate roles in a shifting economy. This report comes amid broader economic challenges and prompts questions about the current job creation strategies' effectiveness and whether reforms in education or vocational training are needed to better align with industry demands. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-26
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