B400 daily minimum wage in 3 Thai provinces, Samui
[Bangkok Post] - 12/23/2024
Thailand's tripartite wage committee unanimously resolved on Monday to raise the daily minimum wage next year to 400 baht in Chachoengsao, Phuket and Rayong provinces as well as Koh Samui district of Surat Thani.
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