'Future Sky' Advances e-WorkPermit, Demands 715 Million Baht in Unpaid Wages
Thai company 'Future Sky' is pushing for the 'e-WorkPermit' system while simultaneously demanding 715 million baht in unpaid wages from the government. The company aims to ensure contract fulfillment for the system's development and implementation and to recover associated funds.
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