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June 19, 2025. KIC Thailand The minimum wage for workers in Bangkok and surrounding cities will be increased by 400 baht per day from July 1, according to Thai media, citing the Labor Wage Committee of Thailand. The wage increase will be particularly significant for those working in officially registered hotels and entertainment establishments, and will also apply to other provinces, including Bangkok, depending on the type of work, according to…
Thai Restaurants Face Challenges Amid Minimum Wage Increase
Photo courtesy of Travelvui The Thai Restaurant Association has voiced concerns over the recent decision to increase the daily minimum wage to 400 baht, effective from July 1. This change affects all workers in Bangkok and extends to employees in most hotels and entertainment venues nationwide. Currently, the minimum wage in Bangkok is 372 baht per day. Thaniwan Kulmongkol, President of the Thai Restaurant Association, noted that while m…
Thai restaurants struggle with 400 baht minimum wage hike
Thai restaurants struggle with 400 baht minimum wage hikeLegacyThe Thai Restaurant Association expressed concern about the impact of the recent decision to raise the daily minimum wage to 400 baht on the already struggling restaurant sector. This adjustment, effective from July 1, will apply to all workers in Bangkok and is extended to employees in most hotels and entertainment venues across the country. Currently, the minimum wage in Bangkok st…
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