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2014 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
4. Thai Labour Market
verfasst von : Yongyuth Chalamwong, Sasithorn Archapiraj, Songwut Promjene, Panisara Meepien
Erschienen in: Temporary Shelters and Surrounding Communities
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Abstract
The demand and supply of the Thai labour market is examined, noting the contribution made by local Thai workers and by migrant workers, and assessing the potential opportunities for labour provided by displaced persons. The increased educational level of Thai people, and an accompanying aspiration to move beyond manual labour such as agricultural work, is noted. The restrictions imposed by the RTG’s policy of restricting officially all displaced persons to the settlements is seen as the main barrier to greater involvement of the displaced persons in employment outside the camps, even where Thai employers identify that there is a shortage of labour.