Downsides of a foreign teachers union in Thailand

Postbox letter from Winston

A union could create rifts between foreign teachers and locals or school administrators. Nobody wants to see a friendly game of tug-of-war turn into an all-out war.


300 baht an hour is daylight robbery?

Postbox letter from James Phillips

I'm calling for a union to be set up with demands for an hourly minimum wage.


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