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The Government is offering a monthly subsidy of around Bt5,000 per worker for employers who need to retrain staff during these tough economic times.
"The subsidy will be granted for a period of two to six weeks," Deputy Prime Minister Korbsak Sabhavasu said yesterday, "By applying for the subsidy employers must agree not to lay off their workers during the next 12 months". He was speaking after he chaired a meeting on the Bt6.9billion project to empower unemployed people.

Wat Traimitr Wittayaram hopes to complete construction of the new Phra Maha Mondop which will house the world's largest Buddha statue cast from pure gold in March. Construction began two years ago after the temple found that the room where the statute, weighing 5.5 tons and 3.04 metres tall, was kept had become too small to accommodate visitors, numbering some 2,000 daily, arriving to pay homage to the popular Sukhothai-style image.

Wat Traimitr Wittayaram hopes to complete construction of the new Phra Maha Mondop which will house the world's largest Buddha statue cast from pure gold in March. Construction began two years ago after the temple found that the room where the statute, weighing 5.5 tons and 3.04 metres tall, was kept had become too small to accommodate visitors, numbering some 2,000 daily, arriving to pay homage to the popular Sukhothai-style image.

Wat Traimitr Wittayaram hopes to complete construction of the new Phra Maha Mondop which will house the world's largest Buddha statue cast from pure gold in March. Construction began two years ago after the temple found that the room where the statute, weighing 5.5 tons and 3.04 metres tall, was kept had become too small to accommodate visitors, numbering some 2,000 daily, arriving to pay homage to the popular Sukhothai-style image.

Wat Traimitr Wittayaram hopes to complete construction of the new Phra Maha Mondop which will house the world's largest Buddha statue cast from pure gold in March. Construction began two years ago after the temple found that the room where the statute, weighing 5.5 tons and 3.04 metres tall, was kept had become too small to accommodate visitors, numbering some 2,000 daily, arriving to pay homage to the popular Sukhothai-style image.