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    Termination Of Employment: Part I – Warning Letter To Employee

    A warning letter is useful to confirm and address a performance or conduct issue with an employee. Such performance issues may include for example:
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Frank Legal & Tax
    Frank Legal & Tax
  • Article

    DNA: Workplace Discrimination In Southeast Asia

    Drew Network Asia has published a comprehensive regional legal update examining workplace discrimination laws across six Southeast Asian jurisdictions, with Tilleke & Gibbins contributing detailed analyses of the legal frameworks in Thailand and Vietnam. The publication provides employers and HR professionals with jurisdiction-specific guidance on protected characteristics, compliance requirements, and best practices for managing discrimination risks across diverse regulatory environments.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Tilleke & Gibbins
Tilleke & Gibbins
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    Navigating The Crisis: Legal Obligations Of Employers Under Thai Employment Law To Ensure Workforce Resilience And New Regulations For Remote Work

    The epidemic has disrupted livelihoods and social protections on a global scale, while at the same time accelerating pre-existing trends in the employment sector, notably the adoption of hybrid work arrangements.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Kudun and Partners
    Kudun and Partners
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    Thailand's Draft Labor Protection Act: Senate Approves Key Amendments

    On September 15, 2025, Thailand's Senate approved a draft amendment to the Labor Protection Act (LPA), which is currently awaiting publication in the Government Gazette.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Tilleke & Gibbins
    Tilleke & Gibbins
  • Article

    Official Explanatory Note To The Newly Introduced Remote Work Regulations And The Right To Disconnect (Thailand)

    Although the trend in respect of remote work is continuously increasing, the line between home life and working hours remains unclear.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Nagashima & Ohno Tsunematsu
    Nagashima & Ohno Tsunematsu
  • Article

    Contributions To The Employer Welfare Fund Commencing On 1 October 2025

    Employees will benefit from a formalized support system which addresses critical needs during periods of financial crisis. On the other hand, it has imposed new operational and financial responsibilities for employers to ensure compliance, particularly those managing large workforces...
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Nexdigm Private Limited
    Nexdigm Private Limited
  • Article

    Managing International Secondments In Thailand: Can Host Organisations Avoid Employer Status?

    International secondment arrangements in Thailand can create unexpected employment risks when Thai courts look beyond contractual terms to examine the actual working relationship. Understanding when a Thai host organisation may be deemed an employer—and the resulting liability for severance, notice payments, and unfair dismissal compensation—is essential for multinational operations seeking to structure compliant expatriate assignments.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Here We Take A Brief Look At How HR And Payroll Works In Thailand.

    Here we take a brief look at how HR and Payroll works in Thailand.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    TMF Group BV
    TMF Group BV
  • Article

    Operationalising PDPA – Lawful Basis, Sensitive Personal Data, And Data Processing Safeguards

    Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act 2019 (‘PDPA') is the country's first unified data privacy legislation for personal data protection. Coming at a time when people around the world...
    ThailandPrivacy
    Tilleke & Gibbins
    Tilleke & Gibbins
  • Article

    Not So Fast: Scaling Back DEI May Violate Local Laws In Southeast Asia

    Multiplicity, evenhandedness, and belonging… Variety, balance, and a warm welcome… US companies are searching for synonyms; the thesauruses of their in-house counsel are now dog-eared...
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Tilleke & Gibbins
    Tilleke & Gibbins
  • Article

    IEL Guide To Restructuring A Cross-Border Workforce 2024 – Thailand Chapter

    Under Thai law, termination may either be: (i) with cause; or (ii) without cause. Termination due to redundancy will be regarded as termination without cause.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Tilleke & Gibbins
    Tilleke & Gibbins
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    Guide To Restructuring A Cross-Border Workforce 2026 – Thailand

    Is there a concept of redundancy - based on a shortage of work or other economic reasons as a justified reason to dismiss employees in your jurisdiction? If so, how is it defined?
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Tilleke & Gibbins
    Tilleke & Gibbins
  • Article

    Thailand's Labor Law: A Comprehensive Guide For Employers And Employees

    Navigating the intricate landscape of Thailand's labor laws can be a challenging endeavor for both domestic and foreign enterprises.
    ThailandEmployment and HR
    Kudun and Partners
    Kudun and Partners
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