Company Work
Regulations
Company Work Regulations A company having 10 or more regular employees is required to establish and display written work rules and regulations that comply with the stipulations of the Labor Protection Act of B.E. 2541 (1998). The company work regulations must be submitted for approval to the District Office of Labor Protection and Welfare in the area where the company’s head office is located.
Officials of the Office of Labor Protection and Welfare review the company’s work regulations and advise whether any revisions are required. Typically this procedure takes from two to four weeks. The approved regulations must be prominently displayed at the place of work within 15 days of the date the company has hired 10 or more employees. Section 108 of the Labor Act stipulates that the work rules and regulations must be written in the Thai language and contain detailed provisions for at least the following –
The Juslaws Employment and Labor Practice assists clients in the preparation or review of company work regulations to ensure that their rules and regulations comply with the provisions of the Labor Act and also best meet the needs of the company and its employees.
