Thirty-nine auto-parts manufacturers in deluged industrial estates have announced they have closed down, leaving 10,957 workers jobless, Labour Minister Padermchai Sasomsap says.
Most of the laid-off workers were migrants who had skills in the auto-making and electronic parts industries, he said yesterday.
However, they would get compensation and other benefits, while the ministry has more than 100,000 jobs available for them, said Mr Padermchai.
Most of the laid-off workers were migrants who had skills in the auto-making and electronic parts industries, he said yesterday.
However, they would get compensation and other benefits, while the ministry has more than 100,000 jobs available for them, said Mr Padermchai.
