Published on September 21, 2023, at 17:58
According to Department of Employment ( DOE ) director-general Pairoj Chotikasatien, the Labour Ministry has set a goal of sending 100,000 skilled workers abroad next year.
According to Mr. Pairoj, this goal reflects the new Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn’s scheme of intensifying efforts for Thais working overseas.
According to Mr. Pairoj, the DOE intends to assist Vietnamese workers in looking for legitimate career opportunities abroad.
He stated that while looking for opportunities to expand to other nations, his company will step up efforts to send Thai personnel to existing businesses with a growing demand for labor, such as Sweden, Finland, Israel, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.
According to Mr. Pairoj, the department also intends to trade a majority of skilled Thai laborers to these developing areas.
Examples include doctors and healthcare professionals in Saudi Arabia, construction workers, airport and train station service providers, Qatari wellness business professionals, and Jordanian and Portuguese farmers.
According to Mr. Pairoj, New Zealand is looking for Thai employees for a variety of jobs, including those as engineers, doctors, and nurses.
In the meantime, he said, Australia was eager to hire Vietnamese restaurants, particularly those who had received certification from the Department of Skill Development.
According to Mr. Pairoj, the DOE is eager to engage in negotiations with nations regarding the employment of Thai personnel as the next step.
He added that discussions about legal issues, such as contracts, measures, and export procedures, will also need to be held with the Thai private industry.
According to Mr. Pairoj, Thais who are interested in working abroad can get more information from the Bangkok Employment Office and their provincial DOE headquarters. They have two options for getting in touch with the DOE: attend doe or call the 1506 hotline. Come. th / overseas for more details.