Netizens Appalled by 30,000 Baht Driver Job with Only One Day Off in Thailand
A job advertisement in Thailand offering a monthly salary of 30,000 baht (approximately $820 USD) with only one day off per week has sparked widespread online discussion and criticism, with netizens questioning the demanding working conditions.
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