Thailand's Social Security Office Opens Board Election Nominations - Directly Impacts Workers and Employers
Thailand's Social Security Office is accepting nominations for employer and insured person representatives for the 2025 Social Security Fund Board from July 1-15. This is the second board election in Thai history and is attracting public attention due to its direct impact on the rights, benefits, and contribution rates for both workers and employers.
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