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	The minimum pay, in line with the government&#39;s push for higher wage, is guaranteed though the 2012 Budget Bill has not yet passed into law.</div>
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	The minimum wage of Bt 300 per day will be implemented in April.&nbsp;</div>
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	Viroon made the announcement while visiting the Comptroller Generals&#39; Department.</div>
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Civil servants assured of minimum pay

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