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	Prawit Kiangphon, director-general of the Employment Department, said yesterday that laid-off workers could immediately start working in jobs available in Rayong, Chon Buri, Prachin Buri and Samut Prakan. The department will also be hosting job fairs and some vocational training courses at flood shelters.</div>
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	It will also kick off government-to-government labour projects starting with one from Israel for 5,000 farm workers.&nbsp;</div>

Jobs created for laid-off workers

DDPM warns 2 Thai provinces of flash floods on October 15

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Jobs created for laid-off workers

The Labour Ministry has compiled a directory of 25,000 vacant positions in the region for people who have lost their jobs due to flooding.

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