What are the differences in labor protections for private school teachers compared to regular employees in Thailand?

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Jan 20, 2018

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Separate issue from visa, but I'm wondering if anyone here knows.

I read that private schools don't have the same labor laws as other companies. Does anyone know the differences between the protections of a regular employee vs and private school teacher?

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The post inquires about the differences in labor protections for private school teachers in Thailand compared to those for regular employees, highlighting that this query is separate from visa-related issues.

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