Srettha vows to increase minimum daily wage to 400 baht as soon as possible
On the second day of the new Cabinet's declaration of its policies, he said the government would negotiate with labourers and employers to increase the minimum wage to the…
On the second day of the new Cabinet's declaration of its policies, he said the government would negotiate with labourers and employers to increase the minimum wage to the…
The PM emphasised the need to address the economic crisis, stimulate spending, expand investment and digitalise the economy.
The opposition camp parties denounced the new government's policies announced in Parliament on Monday as "impractical".
As of the second quarter of this year, Thailand’s GDP growth stood at 1.8%.
Parliament President Wan Muhamad Noor Matha said a joint meeting of representatives agreed that a total of 29 hours would be shared among the parties involved during the two days…
He reiterated that his administration would serve as the people's government that would work tirelessly in the interests of the public.
The nationwide telephone survey of 1,310 asked whether the coalition government will be able to implement 10 major campaign promises.
Deputy leader Chousak Sirinil will take the party reins until a new leader and executive board is elected at a general meeting scheduled in the next 60 days.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, so far, has declined to provide details of his first Cabinet line-up to the public, though he has said it has been finalised.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is expected to assume the role of finance minister and also chair the economic team.