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Employment & Labour Law
Employment contracts, termination, severance, and worker protections.
Overview
Thai labour law provides significant protections for employees, including minimum wages, working hours, leave entitlements, and severance pay requirements. The Labour Protection Act is the primary legislation.
Key Legislation
Topics Covered
Procedures
Employment Termination Process
Legally compliant procedures for terminating employment in Thailand.
Timeline: Immediate for cause; 30 days to 3 months for normal termination
Labour Court Proceedings
Resolving employment disputes through the Labour Court system.
Timeline: 3-12 months from filing to judgment
For Foreigners
Special Considerations for Foreign Nationals
Foreign nationals face unique considerations in Thai employment & labour law matters, including language barriers, immigration implications, and procedural differences. Understanding these distinctions is essential for protecting your rights.
Read foreigners guideFrequently Asked Questions
When Legal Representation Matters
If you are facing a employment & labour law matter that involves investigation, arrest, litigation, or formal proceedings, professional legal representation becomes essential.
Anglo Siam Legal provides experienced legal services across Thailand for both Thai nationals and foreigners.
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