Workers of a textile factory in Samut Prakan’s Phra Samut Chedi district rally outside the provincial hall on Wednesday to petition Samut Prakan governor Supamit Chinsri to help accelerate the payment of their unpaid wages by their employer. (Photo: Boonlert Saengphan Facebook)
Labour authorities have ordered an operator of a textile factory in Samut Prakan to speed up paying about 109 workers 19.33 million baht in total, plus 15% interest, in wages the employer had failed to pay them from July 2020 until this April.
The workers are among 115 employees in total who lodged complaints with labour inspectors claiming they were paid only partially by their employer, who refused to lay them off and pay their full severance, Labour…
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