
Tanaporn Satitpunwecha, country manager, JobStreet Recruitment (Thailand), said that beside other social project management, the company has come up with the project to help the unemployed. Employers not only in Thailand but from the other 6 neighboring countries include India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore are invited to help hiring Thai people who have lost their jobs due to the crisis.
Employers who are interested to participate in this project can post their jobs on JobStreet (Thailand)’s website for free.
"The employers from these countries will not only help their neighboring country, but they will also learn about the ability of Thai workers. In addition, we believe this project will benefit the ASEAN Economic Community project that will start in the next few years,” she said.
The unemployed can search and apply jobs now at www.jobstreet.com and company who interested in this project can contact sale at 02-833-3050 or email [email protected].
“The major flood crisis happening in Thailand right now not only caused a great damage to many industrial estates especially in the central part of the country but also affected many businesses which has created a direct impact on hundreds of thousands of employees who have been laid off during the crisis,” she said.