Tag: Permanent Secretary
Australia wants Thai workers to work in its construction industry
BANGKOK, 3 May 2012 - Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor Mrs. Songsri Boonba has revealed Australia is seeking skilled labor from...
Thai Cabinet extends free train, bus services
BANGKOK, May 1 -- The Cabinet on Tuesday extended free third-class train and non-air conditioned bus services to the low-income Thai public for...
Cabinet to consider aid measures for SMEs
BANGKOK, 23 April 2012 - Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will submit assistance measures for SMEs affected by the minimum wage increase to the...
Finance Ministry delays new auto tax scheme
BANGKOK, 3 April 2012 – The Finance Ministry has delayed the new auto tax scheme, as the government still has not finalized the...
Thai hospitals use more herbal medicine in 2010
CHAINAT, 7 August 2011 - Public Health Ministry has revealed that the value of herbal medicines used in Thailand increased in 2010. ...
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Celebrate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day at the British Club Bangkok
Join the Royal British Legion Thailand (RBLT) on May 8, 2025, for a Garden Party Commemoration marking the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. Hosted...
Pattaya Beertique beer garden takes over Hooters site
PATTAYA, Thailand - Craft beers, which mean smaller breweries and expanding tastes, are spreading throughout the world. The latest addition, through the trade-name Beertique, is...
Jameson’s Irish Pub in Pattaya Weekly Menu 295 Baht Only!
PATTAYA, Thailand - If you are looking for a good night out in Pattaya, look no further than Jameson’s. It is undeniably a great place to...
Songkran Isn’t Over Yet – Pattaya gears up for the wildest, wettest, and most...
PATTAYA, Thailand – Now that Songkran celebrations have wrapped up across most of Thailand, all eyes are turning to Pattaya — the last big...
Pattaya struggles to enforce ban on high-pressure water guns amid Songkran outcry
PATTAYA, Thailand – Despite ongoing efforts by Pattaya authorities to ban high-pressure PVC water blasters during Songkran, enforcement appears to be falling short, according...