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PHETCHABUN: When Weerawat Karunborirak left to work in Israel in 2018, he had only one thing in mind: to earn money there that he could use to build a house for his family.

In August, McDonalds filed suit against Easterbrook to claw back that package, alleging that he lied about having additional relationships with employees. The lawsuit has opened McDonalds up to questions and criticism of the boards original investigation into Easterbrook, like why the third-party inquiry was wrapped up in a week and why investigators didnt check the companys servers for more evidence. In response, CtW Investment Group, which works with pension funds sponsored by affiliates of u...

Cabinet allows tax break on software-related expenses Cabinet allows tax break on software-related expenses BANGKOK: The Cabinet has approved a measure to allow small- and-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to use their software or computer program-related expenses as a deductible against corporate income tax due, at the rate of two times the expense in some cases. Sunday 16 May 2021, 10:00AM In addition to the computing tax break, Labour Minister Suchart Chomklin has confirmed that employees of e...

Years of flat funding and diverting money to pay for other things in the state budget is threatening to shutter Pennsylvania’s statewide judicial computer system next year, and that could hamper the ability of county courts to do their jobs, according to court officials. The system, in place since 2006, enables county courts and law enforcement to share information, allows for electronic docketing and allows the public access to court information, among other things. The Judicial Computer ...

Restaurants ask premier to ease COVID measures Restaurants ask premier to ease COVID measures THAILAND: Restaurant operators have asked Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to ease COVID-19 restrictions, including lifting the ban on dine-in services. Monday 10 May 2021, 08:28AM The latest tightened COVID-19 restrictions allow restaurants in dark-red zones, including Bangkok, to open for takeaway only until 9pm. Photo: Somchai Poomlard. Food and beverage operators have been suffering because of the ...

Restaurants ask premier to ease Covid measures 80 Ban on dining in has cut income by more than 50% and hurt employees, group says published : 9 May 2021 at 07:00 80 The latest tightened Covid-19 restrictions allow restaurants in dark-red zones, including Bangkok, to open for takeaway only until 9pm. (Photo by Somchai Poomlard) Restaurant operators have asked Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to ease Covid-19 restrictions, including lifting th...

Event organisers urge PM to provide aid published : 6 May 2021 at 05:00 3 Operators in the event management industry are calling on Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to help salvage the industry which has been hit hard by the new coronavirus outbreak. Upathum Nisitsukcharoen, president of the Event Management Association, said the agency would submit a letter to the premier through the Prime Ministers Office tomorrow to ask for remedial measures for event organisers ...

Hotel sector wants to extend domestic stimulus schemes 2 published : 6 May 2021 at 05:52 2 A man browses hotel deals at a travel fair. Amid the pandemic, many hotels are offering local tourists discounts based on the governments "We travel together" and "Tour Teaw Thai" stimulus packages.  Somchai Poomlard The hotel sector is urging the government to extend domestic stimulus programmes to cover the high season in the final quarter, after t...

Chiang Mai sandbox on course for October 13 Two districts chosen require 400,000 jabs published : 6 May 2021 at 04:55 Park visitors enjoy the view from Doi Inthanon, Thailands highest mountain peak. The Chiang Mai sandbox model will go ahead as planned on Oct 1 and target tourists from Asia as operators expect to receive a windfall from the Phuket sandbox. Punlop Saejew, president of the Tourism Council of Chiang Mai, said the sandbox will t...

Labour union urges extra vaccinations 7 Chalee says affected workers need help published : 1 May 2021 at 09:00 7 A labour group yesterday called on the government to speed up Covid-19 vaccine distribution to all the countrys workers, including migrants, as part of their demands to mark Labour Day on Saturday. Chalee Loysoong, vice president of the Thai Labour Solidarity Committee (TLSC), said workers nationwide have been badly affected by the pandemic and the first ...