Department of Employment to help job seekers from drought-affected areas

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Department of Employment to help job seekers from drought-affected areas

BANGKOK, 11 November 2015 (NNT) – Employment Department Director General Arak Prommanee said his agency will help job seekers from drought-affected areas in the provinces by providing them with information and employment services.

The department has coordinated with employers and entrepreneurs to recruit employees among a large number of job seekers in drought- affected areas. That is viewed as a measure to prevent them from being victimized by illegal job brokers who might falsely promise high pays.

Some department officials will advise job seekers of job opportunities including those which can be done at home while others are available for job consultations at Bangkok's Mo Chit Bus Terminal and Hua Lampong Railway Station where job seekers may arrive from the provinces around the clock.

Mr. Arak suggested that the job seekers who prefer to leave the drought-hit areas to get employed elsewhere check out job opportunities by contacting the department's Smart Job Center or its provincial employment offices or calling the department’s hotline 1694.

-- NNT 2015-11-11

[trogers]

Where can we do nothing the whole day and get paid Bt7k a week?

[BigBadGeordie]

But, but, but unemployment is only 0.00015%!

[Reigntax]

What about all the "receptionists" in Pattaya and Patong who are also feeling the effects of the drought. Can they also be trained for the buses and railways?

Tickets for the bj express will sky rocket. Hello, welcome handsome man, where you go.....take a ticket.

[Nobb]

I live in Chiang Mai and like to have word done on my house. No one wants to do painting or cement work. Two story house and went to internet still nothing. Guess i have to wait for the Vietnam worker to come to Thailand!