March 17, 200521 yr While browsing some jobs on a online recruiting service this sentence caught my attention : "Thai National or must be legally able to work in Thailand without the company having to obtain a work permit." worth a laugh! And without quoting names i must say it's not a thai company...
March 17, 200521 yr While browsing some jobs on a online recruiting service this sentence caught my attention :"Thai National or must be legally able to work in Thailand without the company having to obtain a work permit." worth a laugh! And without quoting names i must say it's not a thai company... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> .....i bet its probably some shady western 2 bit outfit that exploits cheap labour...... my money's on Nike
March 17, 200521 yr I haven't laughed out loud so loudly in a long time. It's like seeing an ad in the Brownsville, Texas newspaper that would say (perhaps in Spanish, 'mojados') - "Wanted for hard labor, ten hours per day in the sun - wetbacks! Or any Anglo willing to work for wetback wages." My apologies for using the term, but I had a Mex-Tex certified accountant try to claim a taxable deduction in 1986 for 'wet labor.'
March 19, 200521 yr Author TizMe found it! I think in Thailand wetbacks is a must unless you have a air-cond. near Of course the meaning is not the same as in Texas
August 7, 200521 yr Author Todays quote of the day @: "Must be authorized to work in Thailand without holding a working visa"
August 7, 200521 yr Even funnier part is he will probably get 100 resumes! Seems some guys will do anything to live in LOS....Ask most English teachers!
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